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2022
Abstract: This essay reassesses the notion of intertextuality, arguing that, in Joyce studies, genetic criticism has played and continues to play a revitalising role in the debate between two paradigms: influence and intertextuality.
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Abstract: This essay reassesses the notion of intertextuality, arguing that, in Joyce studies, genetic criticism has played and continues to play a revitalising role in the debate between two paradigms: influence and intertextuality.
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2014
The term intertextuality as used by Julia Kristeva (1980: 69) should probably strictly refer to the creating of an entire text based on a previous work. A much used example is that of James Joyce’s Ulysses, based on Homer’s Odyssey. For Kristeva “the notion of intertextuality replaces the notion of intersubjectivity” when meaning is not transferred ...
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The term intertextuality as used by Julia Kristeva (1980: 69) should probably strictly refer to the creating of an entire text based on a previous work. A much used example is that of James Joyce’s Ulysses, based on Homer’s Odyssey. For Kristeva “the notion of intertextuality replaces the notion of intersubjectivity” when meaning is not transferred ...
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Intertextuality: Superrealist Intertextualities in Max’s Bardín
2012What is the secret to understanding a complex comic book? Can we find certain ways to ana lyze a soph istic ated work with cryptic allusions? This chapter travels through the artistic mind of Spanish artist Max and his character Bardin in an effort to show a way to perceive and connect cultural influences in a comic.
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The Year's Work in Critical and Cultural Theory, 1992
Abstract Intertextuality is a concept first outlined in the work of poststructuralist theorists Julia Kristeva and Roland Barthes and refers to the emergence of and understanding of any individual text out of the vast network of discourses and languages that make up culture.
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Abstract Intertextuality is a concept first outlined in the work of poststructuralist theorists Julia Kristeva and Roland Barthes and refers to the emergence of and understanding of any individual text out of the vast network of discourses and languages that make up culture.
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Multimodal intertextuality and persuasion in advertising discourse
Discourse and Communication, 2023Feng Dezheng, Chunyan Xing
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INTERTEXTUALITY/ INTERSEMIOTIC: Lyrical intertextuality
3rd Annual International Conference on Language, Literature and Linguistics (L3 2014), 2014openaire +1 more source