 | Bruce Henricksen, Thaïs E. Morgan - 1990 - 292 Seiten
...that an educated reader perceives surrounding the novel. Thais Morgan suggests that intertextuality, "as a structural analysis of texts in relation to...signifying practices or uses of signs in culture," shifts attention from the triad constituted by author/work/tradition to another constituted by text/discourse/culture.... | |
 | Paul Delany, George P. Landow - 1991 - 372 Seiten
...Hypertext and literary theory Hypertext and intertextuality Thai's Morgan suggests that intertextuality, "as a structural analysis of texts in relation to...signifying practices or uses of signs in culture," shifts attention from the triad constituted by author/work/tradition to another constituted by text/discourse/culture.... | |
 | Joseph Petraglia - 1995 - 296 Seiten
...(p. 56). Landow quoted Morgan as suggesting that a new emphasis on the intertextuality of writing, "as a structural analysis of texts in relation to...signifying practices or uses of signs in culture," in Landow's words, "shifts attention from the triad constituted by author/work/tradition to another... | |
 | Donald C. Polaski - 2001 - 440 Seiten
...definition ("Is There," 1-2) of intertextuality is helpful here: "[Intertextual reading is] a structured analysis of texts in relation to the larger system...signifying practices or uses of signs in culture." Ellen van Wolde ("Texts in Dialogue with Other Texts: Intertextuality in the Ruth and Tamar Narratives,"... | |
 | Sudha Shastri - 2001 - 164 Seiten
...justify its being. This notion is supported by Thais Morgan in her essay The Space of Intertextuality': 'As a structural analysis of texts in relation to...and the relative value of imitation or originality* (O'Donnell and Con Davis 239). As she remarks with an intuitive perception, every text has another... | |
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As a structural analysis of texts in relation to the larger system of signifying practices or uses of signs in culture, intertextuality seems by definition to deliver us from old controversies over the psychology of individual authors and readers, the... 