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Spectres des monstres: Post-postmodernisms, hauntology and creepypasta narratives as digital fiction [PDF]
, 2018 Horror has always been adaptable to developments in media and technology; this is clear in horror tales from Gothic epistolary novels to the 'found footage' explosion of the early 2000s via phantasmagoria and chilling radio broadcasts such as Orson ...
Ondrak, Joe
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Metatextual Print Fiction in the Age of Digital Fiction [PDF]
, 2021 <p>This thesis argues that the future envisaged for the novel by the early hypertext theorists, that the digital medium would displace print and open up a variety of new possibilities for novelistic fiction, can now be differently understood by exploring the materiality of the medium in works of print, hypertext and web-fiction composed in the ...
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The Metatextual Role of Introductions to Ba Papers
Romanian Journal of English Studies, 2014 Abstract This article builds on a comparative analysis based on a corpus of literature and linguistics BA papers submitted by students majoring in English and Romanian, at the University of Timișoara. The authors highlight the metatextual function of introductions, focusing on identifying, classifying, and commenting upon deictic and ...
Pungă Loredana, Borchin Mirela
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, 2009 Cet article étudie la figure de l’héritier chez Victor-Lévy Beaulieu à partir d’une analyse des deux essais « monumentaux » qu’il consacre à Melville et à Joyce.
Biron, Michel
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Fluminensia: Journal for Philological Research, 2011 This paper proposes the typology of apostrophes of the poetic language of Anka Žagar. It is concluded that the field of apostrophe is very indented and important for analysing of semantics and poetics of her poetry.
Tin Lemac
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Intertextuality und its Role in the Fiction Analysis [PDF]
, 2012 У статті йдеться про види інтертекстуальності та їх вплив на розуміння тексту.
Grynyshyna, I. I. +3 more
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William Golding's Rites of Passage. A Case of Transtextuality
Miscelánea: A Journal of English and American Studies, 1994 More or less consciously, all authors rewrite the work of their predecessors, since it is impossible to escape the influence of previous writings. Golding's Rites of Passage uses and abuses the conventions of earlier works very overtly, flaunting its
Marita Nadal Blasco
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ISUŠENA KALJUŽA BY JANKO POLIĆ KAMOV AS SELFBEGETTING NOVEL
Fluminensia: Journal for Philological Research, 2012 This paper considers Isušena kaljuža by Janko Polić Kamov as a metatextual novel that structurally undermines the conventions of the literary system, and, by proxy, the conventions upon which reality is based.
Sanja Tadić-Šokac
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Decolonial Metatextualities: Strategies of Resistance in Three Contemporary Novels of Oceania
eTropic: electronic journal of studies in the tropics, 2023 Decolonial thinkers have stressed that to decolonise is not to reject the colonial legacy, but to deal with it, and to centre First Nations’ perspectives in its critique and in decolonising knowledge.
Mylène Charon, Temiti LEHARTEL
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