A linguagem da televisão
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https://doi.org/10.5433/1679-0375.1983v4n13p377Abstract
This paper attempts to show how the act of television language is processed, approaching some of the determining elements of this television language. The study concentrates principally on the question of televisual signs, relating them to those of other communication media, especially the movies, emphasizing the sign complex formed by cinematic image, sound and speech.
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