Batman y el Joker : a la luz de Derrida y Bajtín
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2019-01
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Segura Jaubert, José Marco
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Universidad Nacional, Costa Rica
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Se aplica el acercamiento textual derridiano al género del cómic junto al lenguaje fílmico. Con el fin de realizar el análisis se toman los cómics The Killing Joke de Alan Moore (1988) y Arkham Asylum: A serious house on a serious Earth de Grant Morrison (1989), y dentro del género fílmico The Dark Knight (2009), dirigida por el cineasta Christopher Nolan. Posterior-mente se agrega una lectura complementaria desde la visión de Bajtín (2003), a partir de la cual se puede extrapolar la noción del Joker como heredero de la tradición rabelesca, que François Rabelais ya había desarrollado en sus clásicos Gargantúa (1534) y Pantagruel (1532).
The author applies Derrida’s textual approach to the comic gender in connec-tion to film language. To do the analysis are taken into account the comics The Killing Joke (Allan Moore, 1988), and Arkham Asylum: A serious house on a serious Earth (Grant Morrison, 1989), as well as the movie The Dark Knight (Christopher Nolan, 2009). A complementary reading from the vision of Bajtín (2003) lets extrapolate the notion of Joker as heir of the Rabelesque tradition, developed by François Rabelais in his classic stories Gargantua(1534) and Pantagruel (1532).
The author applies Derrida’s textual approach to the comic gender in connec-tion to film language. To do the analysis are taken into account the comics The Killing Joke (Allan Moore, 1988), and Arkham Asylum: A serious house on a serious Earth (Grant Morrison, 1989), as well as the movie The Dark Knight (Christopher Nolan, 2009). A complementary reading from the vision of Bajtín (2003) lets extrapolate the notion of Joker as heir of the Rabelesque tradition, developed by François Rabelais in his classic stories Gargantua(1534) and Pantagruel (1532).
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HISTORIA, LITERARY ANALYSIS, ANALISIS LITERARIO, HISTORY