| Clearly, reading, as well as revolution, is the intertextual glue that unites these three novels. |
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| The digression is far too short and undeveloped to plausibly stand on its own as an apocalypse without such an intertextual hermeneutical link. |
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| Contemporary works created in this tradition are therefore necessarily intertextual and self-referential. |
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| The text makes solid contributions on transtextual and even intertextual studies in Cuba. |
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| In his mythological pieces however, the link may seem more oblique figuring only in terms of textual, intertextual or thematic overtones. |
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| The architecture of the site follows the idea of intertextual structures, which in this case are generated by the superposition of different navigation systems. |
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| Replete with intertextual references and cinematographic staging techniques, these playwrights' works treat contemporary problems but approach them more playfully than their socially committed predecessors. |
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| Although it helps to know something of the traditional tales, a lack of intertextual understanding will not diminish the reading enjoyment. |
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| Can rhetorical and intertextual analysis then tell us about the date of this sura's revelation? |
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| Hence, it is undeniable, even from the title, the intertextual nature of this book, perhaps one could say, it is a sequel to Bovarismos. |
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| In recognition of this tendency, the reading of the spatial environment becomes an exercise in intertextual perception. |
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| This approach allows us to understand this importance of the problem of infertility in Du virtuel à la romance and shows how the intertextual construction of the work tends to provide a remedy for it. |
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| Because educated Yiddish readers also knew Hebrew, intertextual allusions to Hebrew writing have been a distinctive resource in Yiddish literature. |
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| The danger is that as the MCU gets more byzantine, and the intertextual nods and winks become more common, its films won't make any sense unless you've seen all the others. |
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| Such concerns should not stand in the way of important contemporary art practice involving intertextual dialogue across historical periods, various artistic media and cultures. |
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| The superposition of the different connected logic creates an intertextual environment by combining navigation through text, image, graphic and logos. |
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| As selah talks to Mora, the two embark on a kind of intertextual journey. |
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| Thus, this intertextual and transumptive act of taking names from the real world and using them in a fictive text represents another narrative level. |
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| He argues for an intertextual relationship between the Isaiah Targum and Paul's letter to the Romans and thus helps identify a cultural context for Paul. |
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| Our text interrupts, cites, and enfolds others, to allow intertextual vectors to emerge and discursive remanences in the archive to come to light. |
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