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Showing 1 to 20 of 224 for “"Intertextuality"”.
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"Intertextuality in Goethe's ""Werther"""
… consists of five chapters with a theory of intertextuality based on M.M. Bakhtin's ideas, which are presented primarily in the introduction. Chapter One addresses references to Klopstock, Chapter Two Lessing’s Emilia Galotti, Chapter Three Homer, Chapter Four Ossian, and Chapter Five …
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Intertextuality and translation : a relevance-theoretic approach
This study investigates the relationship between intertextuality and translationwith the aim of aiding the translator make more theoretically enlighteneddecisions in this area of special difficulty.The critical review of the literature on translation and intertextualityprovided in Part I reveals …
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Nomadic intertextuality and postmillennial children's gothic fiction
… employs metafictional reflexivity and explicit intertextuality, opening out into an expansive Gothic landscape. Unhoming its protagonists, readers and critics, postmillennial children’s Gothic challenges existing paradigms in both children’s literature criticism and Gothic Studies. Foremost, …
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Intertextuality in the Fiction of Cormac McCarthy
… sophisticated theoretical reading paradigms. Intertextuality informed by poststructuralism is a theoretical approach that enables one to read the moral and aesthetic elements of McCarthy's work in productive ways. McCarthy's work is augmented by its connection to the works of other great …
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An Analysis of Intertextuality in Disciplinary Writing
This study found that academic writing genres reflected diversity within and across disciplines. Each discipline had preferred writing conventions and students learned to write to attract particular audiences' attention by following these conventions. In the process of disciplinary enculturation, …
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Translating intertextuality as intercultural communication a case study
<p>Intertextuality refers to the textual space where texts intersect and new (hyper)texts emerge. It is the shaping of a text’s meaning by other (inter)texts present in it. As a literary device taking forms like allusion, quotation, pastiche, translation, etc., it depends on the presupposition of …
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Intertextuality and Allusion in the Study of the Hebrew Bible
When biblical studies adopted the language of intertextuality, it began using it in conjunction with other vocabulary--inner-biblical exegesis and interpretation, echoes, allusion--all of which it uses to signify when a biblical text refers to another text that appears elsewhere in Bible. This …
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Shunpon: Intertextuality, Humour, and Sexual Education in Early-modern Japan
Shunpon: Intertextuality, Humour, and Sexual Education in Early-modern Japan This dissertation explores the sexually explicit rewritings of earlier literature in early-modern shunpon production. The term shunpon is used today by scholars to refer to books containing shunga (images displaying …
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Situating ‘Books of Travel’: Intertextuality in Antarctic Whaling Narratives 1892-1896
$\textit{From Edinburgh to the Antarctic}$ by William Burn Murdoch and $\textit{The Cruise of the “Antarctic” to the South Polar Regions}$ by Henrik Bull are both travel narratives that detail the authors’ experiences on board Antarctic whaling vessels in the late nineteenth century. In Europe and …
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The Concept of Self-reflexive Intertextuality in the Works of Umberto Eco
… of structuralism, post-structuralism, and intertextuality. It undertakes this rethinking by considering the role of the author as reader--and thus as writer in the process of rereading and rewriting. This study also investigates the postmodern theory of intertextuality (i.e., the notion …
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A polyphony of the mind: intertextuality in the music of Salvatore Sciarrino
… it to two works that embody contrasting types of intertextuality in Sciarrino’s oeuvre: Sei Quartetti Brevi, and Efebo con Radio. This pathway into the music, though somewhat unwieldy, enables us to go beyond superficial observations of Sciarrino’s aesthetic and to see how it constitutes a …
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"Songs to Soothe a Mother": Intertextuality and Intertribalism in Kiowa War Mother Songs
War Mother songs were first composed for the women of the Kiowa War Mothers Chapter 18 organization during World War II by two main composers, Lewis Toyebo and James “Jimmy A” Anquoe. These songs initially functioned to provide encouragement for both the servicemen deploying overseas and their …
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Sites of resistance: language, intertextuality, and subjectivity in the poetry of Diane Wakoski
This dissertation explores the interconnectedness of language and related cultural texts and women’s subjectivity. The poststructuralist feminist enterprise of examining and critiquing language and signifying practices for the ways in which they impose social values and of interrogating and …
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George Sand and Rewriting: The Poetics of Intertextuality in George Sand's "Jacques Cycle"
… suggest how this corpus is structured by both intertextuality and polyphony. For this purpose, I borrow from Riffaterrian theories of textuality while proposing my own theory of intertextuality in regards to its function in the Sand corpus. I explain how George Sand hands us an actual key to …
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"I Heard the Same Thing Once Before": Intertextuality in Selected Works of Evelyn Waugh
<p>Through the lens of structural intertextuality, this dissertation reveals the significance of literary allusion in some of Evelyn Waughs works. It investigates intertextual significance and intent that has, heretofore, been largely bypassed. This study tracks Waugh's intertextual instances from …
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“Is this Bizarro World?” : The adaptation of characterisation and intertextuality in German audiovisual translation
… contributes to the scholarly understanding of intertextuality, characterisation and translation theory; building upon earlier analyses of audiovisual translation of genre television (e.g. Bosseaux 2015, Knox and Adamou 2011), my thesis undertakes analyses of interactions between recurring …
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Brave new forms: Adaptation, remediation, and intertextuality in the multimodal world of Hugo Cabret
… website—in an effort to better understand how intertextuality, convergence culture, and remediation play with media forms, represent an ideological shift toward participatory culture, and rework older, traditional media in the creation of new media and new media users. <em>The Invention of Hugo …
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