Cabeça de passarinho: a evolução dinâmica de um personagem através da apropriação da linguagem dos quadrinhos

Abstract

The comics, acting in a paradidatic way, with the objective of democratizing the approach of semiotic concepts, elaborated by Charles Peirce. The language of comics, for being composed mostly by the superposition of text and image, where one supports the understanding of the other, according to Waldomiro Vergueiro, becomes a language of easy understanding for a wide range of readers of different ages and instructive degrees. Semiotics, in turn, is a discipline that basically permeates the academic environment, through texts often difficult to understand even for those familiar with scientific language. This work aims to find a point of convergence between the two, making semiotics more accessible and easy to understand, through a language that converse with the widest possible range of readers. The project consists of a correlation between semiotics, design and comics, resulting in a set of three volumes, where two are comic books that transcend a literary narrative, subjectively addressing the concept of semiosis of Peirce's theory and the third volume consisting of a manual to support a possible reading mediator. Semiotics enters not only as a central theme of the narrative, but as a basis that gives theoretical foundation and structure to all parts of the project, from its conceptualization to its physical conception.