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Understanding Intertextuality Methods

The document outlines various concepts and methods related to intertextuality, including definitions and examples of terms such as referencing, quoting, and allusion. It highlights the influence of texts on one another and identifies key figures associated with the development of intertextuality. Additionally, it lists specific methods and types of references used in intertextual analysis.

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Understanding Intertextuality Methods

The document outlines various concepts and methods related to intertextuality, including definitions and examples of terms such as referencing, quoting, and allusion. It highlights the influence of texts on one another and identifies key figures associated with the development of intertextuality. Additionally, it lists specific methods and types of references used in intertextual analysis.

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1.

__________ is a method of text development where a new text is created


based on another text.
2. The Swiss linguist associated with the roots of intertextuality is
__________.
3. The term "intertextuality" was first used by __________ in the 1960s.
4. __________ refers to the broad concept that all texts are related and
influence each other.
5. __________ is a specific text that is referenced or incorporated within
another text.
6. The method of intertextuality where a story or idea is restated in
different words with some changes is called __________.
7. __________ is the method of intertextuality that imitates the style of
another author or work, often for humorous or satirical effect.
8. Directly quoting another text, using quotation marks or other markers,
is known as __________.
9. A subtle or indirect reference to another text, without directly quoting
it, is called __________.
10. A reference to a historical event, person, or period is known as
__________.
11. A reference to a widely known cultural element, such as a myth
or legend, is called __________.
12. A reference to a person, place, event, or concept from the Bible
is known as __________.
13. A reference to a specific literary work or character is called
__________.
14. The four specific methods of intertextuality are __________,
__________, __________, and __________.
15. The combination of imitation and creation due to the influence of
another author results in __________.

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