Metafiction and intertextuality in Prénom: Carmen by Jean-Luc Godard

J. L. Godard appears as a character in "Prénom: Carmen" (1983), not only as a homage to himself and/or to the cinema, to genres, to texts, to actors, etc., but also to leave his mark on his version, that is, the adaptation of the well-known myth of the modern and godardian femme fatale. Go...

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Main Author: Pujante Segura, Carmen
Format: Article
Language:Catalan
Published: Asociación Cultural 452ºF; Universitat de Barcelona 2009-07-01
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description J. L. Godard appears as a character in "Prénom: Carmen" (1983), not only as a homage to himself and/or to the cinema, to genres, to texts, to actors, etc., but also to leave his mark on his version, that is, the adaptation of the well-known myth of the modern and godardian femme fatale. Godard uses the recurrence to intertextuality and to metafiction as the only possible instruments to make and to think about the language of cinema and about art in all their splendour. In this way, prejudices of adaptation are overcome by cinema.
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Metafiction and intertextuality in Prénom: Carmen by Jean-Luc Godard
452ºF
Godard
Merimée
Carmen
Myth
Intertextuality
Metafiction
Postmodenism
Cinematographic adaptation
title Metafiction and intertextuality in Prénom: Carmen by Jean-Luc Godard
title_full Metafiction and intertextuality in Prénom: Carmen by Jean-Luc Godard
title_fullStr Metafiction and intertextuality in Prénom: Carmen by Jean-Luc Godard
title_full_unstemmed Metafiction and intertextuality in Prénom: Carmen by Jean-Luc Godard
title_short Metafiction and intertextuality in Prénom: Carmen by Jean-Luc Godard
title_sort metafiction and intertextuality in prenom carmen by jean luc godard
topic Godard
Merimée
Carmen
Myth
Intertextuality
Metafiction
Postmodenism
Cinematographic adaptation
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