Childern's and young adult literature in Dreamworks' animated feature films (20012012): Humoristic Audiovisual Intertextuality

Authors

  • Rebeca Cristina López González

Keywords:

Children's and Young Adult's Literature, intertextuality, animated feature films, intertextual humor

Abstract

The aim of this study ¡is to delve into the intertextual relationship between Animation and Children's and Young Adult Literature (ChL/YA). The literary references will be quantitatively and qualitatively described using the ChL/YA contents included in 14 DreamWorks productions 2001-2012. In this way, literary references in other animated feature films can be identified. This detailed analysis highlights essential concepts which are also discussed here: Intertextuality (Kristeva, 1969), Children's and Young Adult Literature and Animated Feature Film, as well as the term Intertextual Humor.

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Published

2017-06-18

Issue

No. 15 (2017)

Section

Artículos

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