Aspectos do mito em "Invenção de Orfeu"
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https://doi.org/10.5433/1679-0367.1979v1n4p03Abstract
This article completes the series published by Semina under the title: "Aspectos do mito em Invenção de Orfeu ", of Jorge1 de Lima. Since the publications under this title constitute part of a thesis, the present article, the last in the series, presents the final parts and the conclusion In this part we stress the dynamic characteristic of the structural elements previously defined as: motility or "motion". This characteristic enlarges the imagery, on the ontological level, through association by similarity, as for instance: bird-fish-ship. We also point out to the more recurrent myths in the epopee and conclude stablishing an analogy of the semantic level, in the structural generation through expansion and articulation of the metaphorical universe, with the ontogeny on the biological level.
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