An Introduction to Intertextuality

Intertextuality was a theory that was developed by French theorist__________, and was a response to ___________

• Julia Krishna, Modernism

• Julia Kristeva, Modernism

• Julia Kristeva, Post-Modernism

• Julia Krishna, Post-Modernism

Text refers to

• anything that carries meaning

• visual (art, ads, paintings)

• literary

• all of the above

A biblical, mythological, literary, or cultural reference

• analogy

• allusion

• parody

• appropriation

Collage of words that create a new literary work

• parallelism

• personification

• parody

• pastiche

A funny imitation of a serious piece of literature, writing, art or music

• pastiche

• parallelism

• analogy

• parody

Text that has been adapted, re-imagined, or made new

• pastiche

• parody

• allusion

• appropriation

This is an example of a _______ allusion

• biblical

• cultural

• mythological

• literary

This is an example of a _______ allusion.

• biblical

• mythological

• cultural

• literary

This is an example of a _______ allusion

• cultural

• mythological

• biblical

• literary

This is an example of a __________, which is similar to __________

• pastiche, satire

• parody, satire

• parody, analogy

• pastiche, personification