Signs, Object and Myth in “A Portrait of Dorian Gray”, by Oscar Wilde
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https://doi.org/10.5020/23180714.2002.17.2.%25pAbstract
Art produces signs and meanings. However, literature eternalize them, even more on those works considered masterpieces. Dorian Grey´s Portrait, Oscar Wilde´s masterpiece, envolves mythology when, in the subtext, Oscar Wilde suverts Narcise´s myth with the character Dorian Gray and what was suposed to be a representation´s crisis about what men feel about reaching his beauty and youth therefore, as a choosen methodogy, a bibliografy analysis had to be done. A first reading was done to obtain a generaly vision and, in a second reading, some articles about Narcise´s myth, by Carl Gustav Jung and Lúcia Santaella were utilized. Keywords: Literature; Oscar Wilde; Unconcious; Semioptic; Mythology.Downloads
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2010-02-03
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de Oliveira, E. J. (2010). Signs, Object and Myth in “A Portrait of Dorian Gray”, by Oscar Wilde. Revista De Humanidades, 17(2). https://doi.org/10.5020/23180714.2002.17.2.%p
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