Confusion of Scale and Mirroring in Instantâneo da desmedida, by Vilma Arêas
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https://doi.org/10.1590/2316-40186211Keywords:
mise en abyme, imaginary museum, Vilma Arêas, Um beijo por mêsAbstract
This article aims to analyze the mirroring present in “Instantâneo da desmedida,” the penultimate text in Um beijo por mês (2018), by Vilma Arêas. By locating her character in an art gallery with photographs of diferente scales, the author enables an endless game capable of generating reflections around literary art itself, since the arrangement of objects articulates occurrences that disturb the spectator, confusing her as to the real scale of scenes and spaces, like the “snapshots” of Arêas's volume. Based on these considerations, we highlight mise en abyme as one of the foundations of Vilma Arêas' writing. To this end, the proposal for a possible analysis of the mentioned text is launched here from the formulations of Lucien Dallenbach (1979; 1977; 1972), among other theorists. Furthermore, André Malraux's (2006; 1996) reflections on the imaginary museum will help in the discussion.
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