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Kateb Yacine-Djamel Allam : de quelques transcendances textuelles
A biographical statement led the concept of this paper, which in this case, highlights Djamel Allam's keen interest in literature along with particular authors and poets, notably Kateb Yacine.
Kamal Medjedoub
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Study of the transtextuality in the cinema of Quentin Tarantino
El cine y la literatura tienen amplias e importantes relaciones prácticas y teóricas. En relación con las últimas, la teoría de la transtextualidad, creada por Gérard Genette, ha jugado un rol fundamental, debido al vasto número de referencias que se han hecho de obras audiovisuales o literarias en otros filmes.
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Transtextuality in an Animated Film by Koji Yamamura
We analyzed the short-animated film by Kōji Yamamura Franz Kafka's A Country Doctor (Kafuka: Inaka Isha, 2007) using some of G. Genette's conceptual proposals. The analysis allows us to observe how the nonsense, ironies, identifications, contrasts, and other literary elements like hypotext are emphasized and intensified in the hypertextual film version.
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An intertextual reading of the novel Defend the Name. [PDF]
Guadu A.
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Textual Strategies in George Bălăiță’s Lumea în două zile
The structures and techniques employed by George Bălăiță illustrate the (neo)modernity of his texts, with Lumea în două zile standing out. The narrative structure, the reinterpretation of the investigative plot, metatextuality, dichotomies, and ...
Alina NECULACHI
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Simultaneous with intertextuality and structuralism, comparative literature was presented with a different approach, and it declared itself an independent discipline. Comparative literature, intertextuality, and transtextuality all "examine the relationship within a text with other text or texts," yet using a different approach; this brings the text ...
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'Clad in Rags: Ecopsychology & Transtextuality'
Clad in Rags: Eco-psychology & Trans-textualityIn several of his play-texts, whatever their genres, W. Shakespeare physically and symbolically undresses characters to ‘dress them up better’ ¬with rags. The dramatic and theatrical linguistic and semiotic signs audiences are thus provided with are laden with meanings necessarily related to a ...
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