Intertextuality

It is a text implicitly or explicitly referring to other text, by using distinctive, common or recognizable elements of the referenced text.

• Intertextuality

• Allusion

• Pastiche

• Parody

It is an expression that calls attention to something without explicitly mentioning it.

• Intertextuality

• Allusion

• Parody

• Pastiche

It is an imitation of the style of a particular writer, artist, or genre with deliberate exaggeration for comic effect.

• Intertextuality

• Allusion

• Parody

• Pastiche

It borrows elements from one or more works and reconfigures them to create something new. (Pastiche)

• Intertextuality

• Allusion

• Parody

• Pastiche

Which of the following statements describes a historical type of allusion?

• Mathematics is my waterloo.

• You are my Romeo.

• Herman proved himself Judas by giving our secrets to the enemy organization in Manila.

• She acts like that because she knows haters gonna hate, hate, hate, hate hate.

Which of the following statements expresses a literary type of allusion?

• Mathematics is my waterloo.

• You are my Romeo.

• Herman proved himself Judas by giving our secrets to the enemy organization in Manila.

• She acts like that because she knows haters gonna hate, hate, hate, hate hate.

“She acts like that because she knows haters gonna hate, hate, hate, hate hate.” is what type of allusion?

• Cultural

• Biblical

• Literary

• Historical

Which of the following is NOT an allusion?

• Biblical

• Personified

• Literary

• Historical

Which of the following allusions best describes this statement, “Herman proved himself Judas by giving our secrets to the enemy organization in Manila.”

• Biblical Allusion

• Literary Allusion

• Cultural Allusion

• Historical Allusion

Which of the following best defines intertextuality?

• Intertextuality means to convey the idea of a drama through themes and others.

• Intertextuality are used to assess the the purpose of a drama or theme.

• Intertextuality can function as a way to give audiences clues about a work's themes, thesis, or plot; to generate humor or to creatively reinterpret the source material.)

• Intertextuality serves as a guide to know how drama ought to be perceived.