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nach dem gleichnamigen Jugend-Fantasy-Bestseller von Eoin Colfer
No full textEin genialer Meisterdieb, eine kampfbereite Fee und das geheime Buch der Elfen: Artemis Fowl ist gerade mal zwölf Jahre alt, hat aber den Verstand eines Erwachsenen. Der durchtrainierte Computerfreak trägt stets Anzug und Krawatte, darunter hat er jedoch das Herz eines Meisterdiebs - und im Kopf einen unglaublichen Plan: Er will das Vermögen seiner kriminell veranlagten Familie aufbessern. Doch statt wie jeder andere eine Bank zu überfallen, bringt er das Buch der Elfen in seinen Besitz und beschließt, mit einem Haufen Feengold Stammsitz und Ehre der Fowls zu retten. Und so entdeckt er ein Geheimnis. Tief unter der Erde leben sie, die Unterirdischen, die Elfen und Trolle, Gnome und Zwerge, Feen und Kobolde aus den Märchen. Als es ihm gelingt, Holly Short vom Polizeikorps der Unterirdischen gefangen zu nehmen, wird allen bewusst, dass sie es mit Artemis Fowl, dem Meisterdieb zu tun haben.
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Eoin Colfer\u27s Artemis Fowl novels: Contemporary subversive tales
Get PDFDrawing especially on Donna Haraway\u27s notion of the cyborg, this thesis argues that Eoin Colfer\u27s Artemis Fowl novels, through their depiction of the cyborg and their use of metafiction, intertextuality, and irony, subvert binaries and hierarchies that cause social injustice. Chapter one argues that Colfer\u27s characters disrupt the oppressive binary opposition between innocence and experience that characterizes children\u27s literature. Chapter two argues that Colfer\u27s fairy hierarchy satirizes the human hierarchy. Chapter three argues that Colfer\u27s cyborg, by disrupting the boundary between machine and organism, breaches the wall around the pervasive garden hierarchy of childhood innocence. Chapter four argues against the traditional textual hierarchies which classify children\u27s literature as inferior, and which give adult writers power over child readers
REPRESENTATION OF FAIRIES IN ARTEMIS FOWL BY EOIN COLFER
Get PDFREPRESENTATION OF FAIRIES IN ARTEMIS FOWL BY EOIN COLFE
Obediência, magia e crimes no romance Artemis Fowl, de Eoin Colfer
Get PDFEsse trabalho tem como objetivo considerar o percurso realizado pelas personagens Domovoi Butler, Holly Short e Palha Escavator no romance infantojuvenil Artemis Fowl (2001), do escritor irlandês Eoin Colfer (1965-). De modo geral, quando se pretende analisar personagens, a escolha recai sobre a protagonista ou a antagonista; neste caso, as personagens escolhidas não são as protagonistas ou antagonistas em sentido clássico, mas personagens secundárias ou coadjuvantes que colaboram diretamente com o desenvolvimento do enredo, ao mesmo tempo em que possuem arcos próprios de desenvolvimento. Butler, Short e Escavator serão tomados para análise apenas no primeiro dos oito livros que compõem essa série. Essa dissertação também levará em conta que o livro destina-se, como produto editorial, ao público infantojuvenil e que transita entre os gêneros fantasy e maravilhoso quanto à sua elaboração. Tomaremos o teórico Peter Hunt (2010) no tocante à conceituação e Nelly Novaes Coelho (2002) para o que diz respeito ao panorama histórica da literatura infantojuvenil. E. M. Forster (2009) é o nosso referencial teórico quanto à reflexão da personagem; para nos aproximar dos gêneros fantasy e maravilhoso, contaremos com Tzvetan Todorov (2008), David Roas (2011) e Rosemary Jackson (1981).This dissertation is aimed at considering the path taken by the characters Domovoi Butler, Holly Short and Mulch Diggums Escavator in the children’s novel Artemis Fowl (2001) by the Irish writer Eoin Colfer (1965-). In general, when one wants to analyze characters, the choice falls on the protagonist or the antagonist; in this case, the chosen characters are not the protagonists or antagonists in the classical sense, but secondary or supporting characters who collaborate directly with the development of the plot, at the same time they have own arcs of development. Butler, Short and Diggums will be taken for review only in the first of the eight books that make up this series. This dissertation will also take into account that the book is intended, as an editorial product, to the child and adolescent public and that transits between the genres fantasy and wonderful as its elaboration. We will take the theorist Peter Hunt (2010) regarding conceptualization and Nelly Novaes Coelho (2002) for what concerns the historical panorama of children’s literature. E. M. Forster (2009) is our theoretical reference to the reflection about character; to bring us closer to fantasy and wonderful genres, we will have Tzvetan Todorov (2008), David Roas (2011) and Rosemary Jackson (1981)
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