intertextual

In a sense, every text is always already an intertextual variation that has not yet been made.

My distinction is artificial, but necessary as an intertextual reading strategy.

Two scenes in particular have prompted discussion of the film's highly intertextual style.

Intertextual analysis takes this insight one step further and examines the relationship among central messages.

"Authorly" is used to describe the author as intertextual reader of her/his own work.

Women play an important role in foregrounding these intertextual references."

InterTextual markets a range of products that are designed to manage a company's compliance requirements.

Intertextual references, which requires the reader to make connections to other books or knowledge, in order to better understand the text.

The intertextual and subversive nature of the humour was evidenced by the title.

The following are some of the most prominent intertextual components in the novel:

His legacy as a Palestinian cultural figure is scattered through the anthology at a range of intertextual levels.

But only some directors seize the chance to thicken up their intertextual possibilities.

Thus, behind the foreign language there is cultural recognition, and a text like this raises certain intertextual expectations even in a young reader.

Hypertext, as they describe, is essentially an intertextual system.

Can the idea of being female be extricated from its innumerable intertextual associations?

At the other end is intertextual analysis, in which similarities between words, phrases and sentences are the determining factor.

Identity is also an intertextual entity, always shifting and adopting different stances.

The framing concept that one chooses to use has already been accepted by the community and is thus a part of their intertextual matrix.

Other moments in the film achieve similar effects through a strategic deployment of intertextual star citation.

Encourage students to explore their intertextual knowledge through discussion of the Dracula myth across film and literature.

The play has an intertextual relationship with Shakespeare's Hamlet.

Again it is a surprise created by an intertextual expectancy of the text by the reader.

These give what might be described, in recognition of the play's reflective, shifting surfaces, as an intertextual shimmer.

Methodological reflections on the problem of intertextual relationships and their significance for redaction critical analysis.

Post-modern theorists talk about intertextual ity and proclaim the death of the author.