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Transtextuality in popular music on commercial radio

, 1992
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Music, Transtextuality, and the World Wide Web

Technical Communication Quarterly, 2009
This article sketches the significance of aurality in hypermedia, notes that the field of English studies is constructing the World Wide Web as a verbal and visual medium, and proposes a transtextual framework to aid technical communicators in designing musical hypermedia.
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Adaptation and transtextuality in Easy A

2018
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Transtextuality according to Gérard Genette – and beyond

2021
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Synthesis and Transtextuality:

2018
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The category of transtextuality in the meganarrative in crisis communication

Vestnik Čelâbinskogo gosudarstvennogo universiteta, 2022
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Transtextual Haunting: Revenance

2021
The film Hell and Mr. Fudge recounts the true story of Edward Fudge and his break with the traditionalist Christian doctrine of eternal torment. Through study, Fudge embraces the position that God does not torment people forever. This decision creates tremendous conflict for Fudge on a personal and ecclesiastical level.
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A Transtextual Hermeneutic Journey

European Comic Art, 2019
Gérard Genette’s transtextuality theory serves as the basis for a hermeneutic inquiry into Horst Rosenthal’s Mickey au camp de Gurs. Multiple levels of meaning emerge from transtextual links to other literary genres and works of Western culture, from Disney’s early animations to fairy tales and satire, concluding with Dante’s Inferno.
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Politics of Transtextual Influence

Samuel Beckett Today / Aujourd'hui
Abstract This article focuses on Angela Moorjani’s book Beckett and Buddhism (2021) to advance a transtextual framework for understanding Beckett’s Buddhist and non-European influences. Though ‘transtext’ is mentioned by Moorjani, it is not elaborately theorized by her.
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The Shelleys’ “Orpheus,” a Transtextual Study

2023
‘Orpheus’ (1821) is a ‘lyrical drama’ that was first published by Richard Garnett in Relics of [Percy Bysshe] Shelley (1862), but the poem was later considered as a joint effort by Percy Bysshe and Mary Shelley, considering the echoes from their respective works.
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