Each 32-page book has a reinforced library binding for an extended shelf life, features a table of contents, info sidebars, an introduction to the author, key occupational terms explained, an
intertextual glossary, a comprehensive index, and sources (including websites0 for further research.
Some features in texts that require greater reader attentiveness and interactivity include multiple stories, a voice that comments on the story, and various forms of visual and textual disruptions or interruptions including
intertextual connections.
4," his probing investigation is emotionally compelling, and his
intertextual references to parallel structural and affective elements in Chopin's first and fourth ballades are fascinating.
The third chapter follows Celan's
intertextual "dialogue" or encounter with Mandel'shtam and his practice of a poetics that confers upon his interlocutor an infinite respect while assuming by its practice an infinite responsibility for it.
Maureen Sabine, Maxine Hong Kingston's Broken Book of Life: An
Intertextual Study of The Woman Warrior arid China Men, Honolulu, HA: University of Hawai'i Press, 2004, 229 pp., hardcover.
This second chapter, nonetheless, helps us to better understand Flaubert's representation of stereotypes and commonplaces as well as some fascinating
intertextual links.
Utilizing concepts from Levi-Strauss, Whorf, Bahktin, Kristeva, Foucault, and Roland Barthes, this essay theorizes about an applied pedagogy that moves students from the position of subjugated vassal and passive knowledge vessel to an active and engaged
intertextual creator.
Although the term "intertextuality" pervades professional and academic writing on textual connections, it is used in various ways in the literature; some people describe all types of textual connections as
intertextual, and others describe only text-to-text connections as
intertextual.
The
intertextual space is potentially a valuable resource for women authors writing self-consciously within a female literary heritage.