Lingua Barbara: Análisis de la presencia de lenguas germánicas antiguas en el cine y la televisión
The use of ancient languages in audiovisual media has a scarce presence due to the difficulties of reconstruction and production involved, but little by little they have become an increasingly present element in film and television productions of the historical genre. In many cases, the use of liter...
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2024
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| Sumario: | The use of ancient languages in audiovisual media has a scarce presence due to the difficulties of reconstruction and production involved, but little by little they have become an increasingly present element in film and television productions of the historical genre. In many cases, the use of literary sources provides the film narratives with a plot base that provides the first access to some of the themes. This paper will focus on analyzing the presence of Old Germanic languages, mostly concentrated in Old Norse due to the greater fame of the Vikings, as well as the uses and functions that these languages play in film narratives |
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