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performance art and
digital media),
intertextuality may now be
understood as
intrinsic to any text.
Intertextuality has been
differentiated into referential...
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changes or
expands on the
content of
another text. Chandler, Daniel. "
Intertextuality".
Semiotics for Beginners.
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Apprentice is a
fantasy novel by
Walter Moers,
first published in
August 2007. It is the
fifth of his
novels set on the
continent of...
- The
Gospel of
Thomas (also
known as the
Coptic Gospel of Thomas) is a non-canonical
sayings gospel. It was
discovered near Nag Hammadi, Egypt, in 1945...
- work of
Alfred Suhl, have
taken the
intertextual production of the
written Gospel seriously. The
intertextuality of the
Gospel of Mark has been recognized...
- by the use of metafiction,
unreliable narration, self-reflexivity,
intertextuality, and
which often thematizes both
historical and
political issues. This...
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Ramses the ****ed: The P****ion of
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Christopher Rice,
published by Anchor...
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characteristics of
memes include their tendency to be parodied,
their use of
intertextuality,
their viral dissemination, and
their continual evolution. The term...
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University Press. p. 467-9. Stewart,
Susan (1979). Nonsense:
Aspects of
Intertextuality in
Folklore and Literature.
Johns Hopkins. p. 191. ISBN 0-8018-2258-0...
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marginalization of
Europe and
postmodern in its
nonlinear structure and
thick intertextuality. The
Circle of
Reason won the Prix
Medicis Étrangère, a
French literary...
