Literature, intermediality, and teaching
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literatura, intermediality, teachingAbstract
This volume was born from the concern that intermediality can be taught and contribute to a more holistic education of language and literature undergraduate students. We deal with this instance called “text” which is no longer restricted to printed materials. Literary genres have expanded to images and the digital, in a movement of constant semiotic exchanges, but which have not yet been completely assimilated and validated by academia to integrate curricula. This volume seeks to find possible avenues to think about studies, concepts and methodologies in this area that can be integrated into teacher education and educational practices.
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