O corvo, de Edgar Allan Poe: interseção de linguagens entre tradução intersemiótica, adaptação e história em quadrinhos

Abstract

Based on semiosis of intersemiotic translation, the presente study analyzes the language of the transposition of Edgar Allan Poe´s poem The raven, to the comic strip of the graphic artist Luciano Irrthum, from the Machado de Assis translation. Using as theorical references Julio Plaza (2010), Charles Sanders Peirce (2005), Linda Hutcheon (2013), Thierry Groesteen (2015), among others, this thesis discusses the semiosis of the relation among the crossing of the systems o signs – from the written poem to the comics – dealing with the relation among text an image, observing the specificities of the sequential art as, graphic cut, timing, frame, related to the intention of Poe for the poem exposed in his essay The philosophy of composition, in which the poet in relation to the poem an exposes the effect he intends to achieve, such as tone, rhythm, cadence. The present work also address the adaptation of the poem within the context of mass culture.