Interart poetics: on the literary creation thresholds

Abstract

The confluence between visual and verbal communication and the hybridism of texts in the contact between word and image represent a perspective
that is being rediscovered in literary and cultural studies. This dialogue, as much innovative as it seems to be, is not a novelty in the field of arts not even in literature since, from a historical perspective, artistic thresholds are part of the History of Knowledge and Art. Hybrid and interartistic narratives are composed of newspaper articles, drawings, photographs, maps and a peculiar textual provision that goes beyond the traditional conception of what is meant by novel. By incorporating, above all, other artistic manifestations, such works are called hybrid and interartistic narratives, and this article intends to reflect on this plural and heterogeneous writing movement.