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Neste artigo será analisado o romance histórico Anna Göldin. Letzte Hexe da autora suíça Eveline Hasler. Anna Göldin foi a última mulher a ser morta por prática de bruxaria na Suíça. A análise será feita à luz do conceito de intertextualidade definido por Aguiar e Silva na sua Teoria da Literatura. O objectivo do presente texto é encontrar as razões da escritora para incluir este tipo de técnica narrativa na sua escrita.
In this article I will analyze the historical novel Anna Göldin. Letzte Hexe by the Swiss author Eveline Hasler. Anna Göldin was the last woman to be killed for witchcraft in Switzerland. The analysis will be made considering the concept of intertextuality defined by Aguiar e Silva in his Teoria da Literatura. The aim of this article is to find the reasons why the writer included this type of narrative technique in her writing.
In this article I will analyze the historical novel Anna Göldin. Letzte Hexe by the Swiss author Eveline Hasler. Anna Göldin was the last woman to be killed for witchcraft in Switzerland. The analysis will be made considering the concept of intertextuality defined by Aguiar e Silva in his Teoria da Literatura. The aim of this article is to find the reasons why the writer included this type of narrative technique in her writing.
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Intertextualidade Suíça Bruxaria Eveline Hasler Switzerland Witchcraft Intertextuality
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Instituto Politécnico do Porto. Instituto Superior de Contabilidade e Administração do Porto