Definition of intertextuality in English:

intertextuality

noun ˌɪntətɛkstʃʊˈalɪtiˌin(t)ərˌtek(st)SHəˈwalədē

mass noun

The relationship between texts, especially literary ones.
every text is a product of intertextuality
Example sentencesExamples
- And for whom ‘there is no such thing as an author’, because ‘Every text is a product of intertextuality, a tissue of allusions to and citations of other texts’.
- The betweenness which we attribute, as intertextuality, to particular discourses, is characteristic of all instances of discourse: language is between people as languages are between peoples.
- By employing this broadened perspective on intertextuality, instructors become part of the process that allows other voices to be heard.
- My concept of intertextuality thus goes back to Bakhtin's dialogism and Barthes' text theory.
- And this produces a more active version of intertextuality, where there's a kind of force and reciprocation between a place and a text, rather than just a vague evocation.
- Its emphasis is largely qualitative, demonstrating and playing with the interconnection between differing methodologies as a kind of intertextuality, a bricolage.
- This intertextuality helps blur the distinction between popular cultural texts and between the different roles media celebrities typically play.
- Intertextuality functions through filiations and associations; in short, intertextuality is reading like-wise and has the potential to take over as its own text.
- He is (while acknowledging of course the dialogic and inherent and inevitable intertextuality of the final artefact) the creative origin of this text.
- To integrate the black writers into a single modernist unit would, we felt, be to lose the distinctive intertextuality and the political dimensions of what was, after all, at least in part a separate cultural and social movement.
- The theoretical cluster of intertextuality and feminist literary history is a rich seam in current debates on the link between poststructuralism and feminist theory, and with good reason.
- This is especially important for me as a postmodern writer and researcher, where intertextuality is a major consideration in the production of cultural and creative pieces.
- This perspective can shed a new light upon the concept of intertextuality itself.
- Perhaps no genre exemplifies the death of the author, intertextuality, and every text's debt to previous writers and texts than the art of fairy tales.
- Accordingly, the ‘tradition’ of poetry takes on an ontological invulnerability to its own historicity and intertextuality.
- This performed intertextuality takes a real reader and a real reading situation into account, thereby justifying the connections made out of it.
- The fourth chapter describes the relations between irony and intertextuality.
- That I have framed my discussion in terms of reappropriation is indicative of my position that these women are engaging in dialogicality and intertextuality, in the vein of Bakhtin.
- The intertextuality and self-reflexivity of literature is not, finally, a defining feature but a foregrounding of aspects of language use and questions about representation that may also be observed elsewhere.
- Given the dialogic nature of language, the paradox of intertextuality is that repetition can involve semantic renewal and difference.
Synonyms
interrelationship, interrelatedness, interconnectedness, connection, linkage, cohesion, coherence

Derivatives

intertextual

adjective ˌɪntəˈtɛkstjʊəlˌɪn(t)ərˈtɛkstʃuəl

Relating to or involving a relationship between texts, especially literary ones.
intertextual links between Montaigne and Shakespeare
Example sentencesExamples
- I will return to this intertextual leitmotif shortly.
- However, the point, as we see it, is not whether or not readers were - or are - able to apprehend the intertextual vastness of emblem literature.
- In a theoretical coda I conclude with some remarks on the possibilities of what can be described as the intertextual feminization of literary history.

intertextually

adverbˌɪntəˈtɛkstjʊəli

In fact, the guest's speech is intertextually linked to Jewish literature's traditional symbiotic relation to catastrophe.
Example sentencesExamples
- Read intertextually, these two texts create a perfect fantastic narrative: The first narrative tilts toward the marvelous, while the second tilts toward the realistic.
- Reading biblical texts intertextually with a hermeneutics of other deconstructs the familiar and conventional.

Definition of intertextuality in US English:

intertextuality

nounˌin(t)ərˌtek(st)SHəˈwalədē

The relationship between texts, especially literary ones.
every text is a product of intertextuality
Example sentencesExamples
- Intertextuality functions through filiations and associations; in short, intertextuality is reading like-wise and has the potential to take over as its own text.
- This performed intertextuality takes a real reader and a real reading situation into account, thereby justifying the connections made out of it.
- He is (while acknowledging of course the dialogic and inherent and inevitable intertextuality of the final artefact) the creative origin of this text.
- Given the dialogic nature of language, the paradox of intertextuality is that repetition can involve semantic renewal and difference.
- Its emphasis is largely qualitative, demonstrating and playing with the interconnection between differing methodologies as a kind of intertextuality, a bricolage.
- Perhaps no genre exemplifies the death of the author, intertextuality, and every text's debt to previous writers and texts than the art of fairy tales.
- This intertextuality helps blur the distinction between popular cultural texts and between the different roles media celebrities typically play.
- Accordingly, the ‘tradition’ of poetry takes on an ontological invulnerability to its own historicity and intertextuality.
- This is especially important for me as a postmodern writer and researcher, where intertextuality is a major consideration in the production of cultural and creative pieces.
- The intertextuality and self-reflexivity of literature is not, finally, a defining feature but a foregrounding of aspects of language use and questions about representation that may also be observed elsewhere.
- This perspective can shed a new light upon the concept of intertextuality itself.
- The fourth chapter describes the relations between irony and intertextuality.
- And for whom ‘there is no such thing as an author’, because ‘Every text is a product of intertextuality, a tissue of allusions to and citations of other texts’.
- The betweenness which we attribute, as intertextuality, to particular discourses, is characteristic of all instances of discourse: language is between people as languages are between peoples.
- That I have framed my discussion in terms of reappropriation is indicative of my position that these women are engaging in dialogicality and intertextuality, in the vein of Bakhtin.
- My concept of intertextuality thus goes back to Bakhtin's dialogism and Barthes' text theory.
- And this produces a more active version of intertextuality, where there's a kind of force and reciprocation between a place and a text, rather than just a vague evocation.
- To integrate the black writers into a single modernist unit would, we felt, be to lose the distinctive intertextuality and the political dimensions of what was, after all, at least in part a separate cultural and social movement.
- The theoretical cluster of intertextuality and feminist literary history is a rich seam in current debates on the link between poststructuralism and feminist theory, and with good reason.
- By employing this broadened perspective on intertextuality, instructors become part of the process that allows other voices to be heard.
Synonyms
interrelationship, interrelatedness, interconnectedness, connection, linkage, cohesion, coherence

单词	intertextuality
释义	Definition of intertextuality in English: intertextuality noun ˌɪntətɛkstʃʊˈalɪtiˌin(t)ərˌtek(st)SHəˈwalədē mass noun The relationship between texts, especially literary ones. every text is a product of intertextuality Example sentencesExamples And for whom ‘there is no such thing as an author’, because ‘Every text is a product of intertextuality, a tissue of allusions to and citations of other texts’. The betweenness which we attribute, as intertextuality, to particular discourses, is characteristic of all instances of discourse: language is between people as languages are between peoples. By employing this broadened perspective on intertextuality, instructors become part of the process that allows other voices to be heard. My concept of intertextuality thus goes back to Bakhtin's dialogism and Barthes' text theory. And this produces a more active version of intertextuality, where there's a kind of force and reciprocation between a place and a text, rather than just a vague evocation. Its emphasis is largely qualitative, demonstrating and playing with the interconnection between differing methodologies as a kind of intertextuality, a bricolage. This intertextuality helps blur the distinction between popular cultural texts and between the different roles media celebrities typically play. Intertextuality functions through filiations and associations; in short, intertextuality is reading like-wise and has the potential to take over as its own text. He is (while acknowledging of course the dialogic and inherent and inevitable intertextuality of the final artefact) the creative origin of this text. To integrate the black writers into a single modernist unit would, we felt, be to lose the distinctive intertextuality and the political dimensions of what was, after all, at least in part a separate cultural and social movement. The theoretical cluster of intertextuality and feminist literary history is a rich seam in current debates on the link between poststructuralism and feminist theory, and with good reason. This is especially important for me as a postmodern writer and researcher, where intertextuality is a major consideration in the production of cultural and creative pieces. This perspective can shed a new light upon the concept of intertextuality itself. Perhaps no genre exemplifies the death of the author, intertextuality, and every text's debt to previous writers and texts than the art of fairy tales. Accordingly, the ‘tradition’ of poetry takes on an ontological invulnerability to its own historicity and intertextuality. This performed intertextuality takes a real reader and a real reading situation into account, thereby justifying the connections made out of it. The fourth chapter describes the relations between irony and intertextuality. That I have framed my discussion in terms of reappropriation is indicative of my position that these women are engaging in dialogicality and intertextuality, in the vein of Bakhtin. The intertextuality and self-reflexivity of literature is not, finally, a defining feature but a foregrounding of aspects of language use and questions about representation that may also be observed elsewhere. Given the dialogic nature of language, the paradox of intertextuality is that repetition can involve semantic renewal and difference. Synonyms interrelationship, interrelatedness, interconnectedness, connection, linkage, cohesion, coherence Derivatives intertextual adjective ˌɪntəˈtɛkstjʊəlˌɪn(t)ərˈtɛkstʃuəl Relating to or involving a relationship between texts, especially literary ones. intertextual links between Montaigne and Shakespeare Example sentencesExamples I will return to this intertextual leitmotif shortly. However, the point, as we see it, is not whether or not readers were - or are - able to apprehend the intertextual vastness of emblem literature. In a theoretical coda I conclude with some remarks on the possibilities of what can be described as the intertextual feminization of literary history. intertextually adverbˌɪntəˈtɛkstjʊəli In fact, the guest's speech is intertextually linked to Jewish literature's traditional symbiotic relation to catastrophe. Example sentencesExamples Read intertextually, these two texts create a perfect fantastic narrative: The first narrative tilts toward the marvelous, while the second tilts toward the realistic. Reading biblical texts intertextually with a hermeneutics of other deconstructs the familiar and conventional. Definition of intertextuality in US English: intertextuality nounˌin(t)ərˌtek(st)SHəˈwalədē The relationship between texts, especially literary ones. every text is a product of intertextuality Example sentencesExamples Intertextuality functions through filiations and associations; in short, intertextuality is reading like-wise and has the potential to take over as its own text. This performed intertextuality takes a real reader and a real reading situation into account, thereby justifying the connections made out of it. He is (while acknowledging of course the dialogic and inherent and inevitable intertextuality of the final artefact) the creative origin of this text. Given the dialogic nature of language, the paradox of intertextuality is that repetition can involve semantic renewal and difference. Its emphasis is largely qualitative, demonstrating and playing with the interconnection between differing methodologies as a kind of intertextuality, a bricolage. Perhaps no genre exemplifies the death of the author, intertextuality, and every text's debt to previous writers and texts than the art of fairy tales. This intertextuality helps blur the distinction between popular cultural texts and between the different roles media celebrities typically play. Accordingly, the ‘tradition’ of poetry takes on an ontological invulnerability to its own historicity and intertextuality. This is especially important for me as a postmodern writer and researcher, where intertextuality is a major consideration in the production of cultural and creative pieces. The intertextuality and self-reflexivity of literature is not, finally, a defining feature but a foregrounding of aspects of language use and questions about representation that may also be observed elsewhere. This perspective can shed a new light upon the concept of intertextuality itself. The fourth chapter describes the relations between irony and intertextuality. And for whom ‘there is no such thing as an author’, because ‘Every text is a product of intertextuality, a tissue of allusions to and citations of other texts’. The betweenness which we attribute, as intertextuality, to particular discourses, is characteristic of all instances of discourse: language is between people as languages are between peoples. That I have framed my discussion in terms of reappropriation is indicative of my position that these women are engaging in dialogicality and intertextuality, in the vein of Bakhtin. My concept of intertextuality thus goes back to Bakhtin's dialogism and Barthes' text theory. And this produces a more active version of intertextuality, where there's a kind of force and reciprocation between a place and a text, rather than just a vague evocation. To integrate the black writers into a single modernist unit would, we felt, be to lose the distinctive intertextuality and the political dimensions of what was, after all, at least in part a separate cultural and social movement. The theoretical cluster of intertextuality and feminist literary history is a rich seam in current debates on the link between poststructuralism and feminist theory, and with good reason. By employing this broadened perspective on intertextuality, instructors become part of the process that allows other voices to be heard. Synonyms interrelationship, interrelatedness, interconnectedness, connection, linkage, cohesion, coherence
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