Intertextualidade e humor
No país do carnaval “Muito riso e pouco siso” é o lema nacional
Keywords:
discourse. intertextuality. interpretation. humor. caricaturas.Abstract
This article is an attempt to interpret the humor and the sense effects in cartoons about four Brazilian presidents: Collor, Itamar Franco, Fernando Henrique Cardoso and Luis Inácio Lula da Silva, from 1992 to 2004. It is our aim to analyze the visual and verbal resources with attention to the relationship between language and its expression, that is, we investigate how the knowledge of the production conditions is relevant to the interpretation of the sense effects created by / in the cartoon texts. The corpus was taken from printed and electronic newspapers as well as from magazines of national circulation which dealt with relevant episodes in each of the governments selected.
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