Man Ray and Photography as a Poetic Communication Technology

International Journal of Modern Communication Technologies and Research 3 (10) (2015)
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Abstract

This article wants to analyze how Man Rayin his photographs, engages a poetry of silenceusing this medium as a poetic communication technology. To understand the functioning of this poetic language, we will adopt the Groupe μ analysis method (both the General Rhetoricand the Treatise on the Visual Sign). Whereas the language is manifold as the forms of representation, and it present in all media, whatever the lack of speech -silence -would find its richest form in both directions through the metaphors and metonymy engaged in metasememes of the photos studied.

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Rafael Venancio
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Linguagem Pragmática & Ideologia.Carlos Vogt - 2015 - [São Paulo ]: HUCITEC.

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