SEMIÓTICAS SINCRÉTICAS: TEMAS E FIGURAS DISCURSIVAS EM CINCO FILMES MAIS BEM AVALIADOS PELO SITE METACRITIC DE 2011 A 2020.
SEMIÓTICAS SINCRÉTICAS: TEMAS E FIGURAS DISCURSIVAS EM CINCO FILMES MAIS BEM AVALIADOS PELO SITE METACRITIC DE 2011 A 2020.
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DOI: 10.22533/at.ed.3162328112
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Palavras-chave: Semiótica Greimasiana; Metacritic; Melhores Filmes; Temas; Figuras
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Keywords: Greimasian Semiotics; Metacritic; Best Movies; Themes; Figures.
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Abstract: This chapter is part of a research funded by the Productivity Scholarship, in the period 2022- 2023. A survey of the top 10 highest-rated films (syncretic texts) was conducted using the Metacritic website (https://www.metacritic.com/), in the period from 2011 to 2020, through the list of the first places of each year. Based on this survey of public and critical interest, a total of five films were drawn, using a website that generates random patterns (Randomizer, https://www.randomizer.org/), for the construction of a ranking, which will form the final corpus. A discursive semiotic study will be applied to this corpus, through Greimasian Semiotics, also Paris School Semiotics, with the objective of identifying and listing the themes and figures of the selected filmic texts. The five films chosen through random selection are: Children of Paradise (CARNÉ, 1945, 2012), Boyhood (LINKLATER, 2014), Carol (HAYNES, 2015); Moonlight (JENKINS, 2016); Parasite (BONG JOON HO, 2019). The themes and figures identified in the films reached, respectively, thematic isotopies that reflect social concerns at the beginning of this century: social visibility, maturity, LGBTQIA+ discrimination, social invisibility, contemporary social criticism.
- Levi Henrique Merenciano
- Carlos Henrique Sabino Caldas