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Self-insertion is a literary device in which the author writes themself into the story as a fictional character.

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rdfs:label	Self-insertion (en) Autoinserção (pt)
rdfs:comment	Self-insertion is a literary device in which the author writes themself into the story as a fictional character. (en) Autoinserção (pré-AO 1990: auto-inserção) é um fenômeno literário no qual um personagem fictício, que representa o verdadeiro autor de uma obra de ficção, aparece como um personagem idealizado dentro dessa ficção, abertamente ou disfarçado. Na arte, o equivalente é o autorretrato, onde o artista inclui a si próprio em uma pintura de um sujeito narrativo. Este tem sido um artifício comum desde pelo menos o Renascimento. (pt)
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date	April 2019 (en)
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has abstract	Self-insertion is a literary device in which the author writes themself into the story as a fictional character. (en) Autoinserção (pré-AO 1990: auto-inserção) é um fenômeno literário no qual um personagem fictício, que representa o verdadeiro autor de uma obra de ficção, aparece como um personagem idealizado dentro dessa ficção, abertamente ou disfarçado. Na arte, o equivalente é o autorretrato, onde o artista inclui a si próprio em uma pintura de um sujeito narrativo. Este tem sido um artifício comum desde pelo menos o Renascimento. (pt)
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