Intertextuality in Drama

It is a general term that states that all texts: novels, works of philosophy, newspaper articles, films, songs, paintings, and others are intimately interconnected.

• Intertextuality

• Plagiarism

• Citation

• Allusion

She believes that every text is affected by all the texts that came before it since those texts influenced the author's thinking and aesthetic choices.

• Julian Kristeva

• Julie Kristeeva

• Julie Anne Kristeva

• Julia Kristeva

This happens when the writer has no intention of making an intertextual reference and it is completely upon the reader's own prior knowledge that these connections are made.

• Optional

• Obligatory

• Latent

• Accidental

This happens when one person imitates another to produce a humorous effect.

• citation

• parody

• allusion

• plagiarism

Which of the following is true about intertextuality?

• Intertextuality can only be seen in drama

• It is okay to use someone's work with credit.

• It doesn't show how a similar cultural, religious, political, or moral ideology can be expressed in very different ways through different cultural practices.

• Intertextuality shows how much a culture can influence its authors, even as the authors in turn influence the culture.

Which of the following sentences best describes the meaning of intertextuality?

• the relationship between texts

• Allusions from Shakespeare's works

• researching your project from the internet

• a translation of your favorite book to another language

Alicia's favorite book is "The Twilight Saga" (a story about vampires). Now, she is trying to write a "Fan-Fiction" that is also about her favorite vampire characters but in a completely different setting. Which best describes Alicia?

• She is an incredible writer.

• She is a huge fan of the series.

• She is using an accidental intertextuality.

• She is using an obligatory intertextuality so she must cite her sources.

It is an indirect reference on something or someone from a classic or famous literature.

• Allusion

• Parody

• Quotation

• Adaptation

It is an imitation of work in a satirical (sarcastic) manner.

• Allusion

• Parody

• Quotation

• Adaptation

it is done by inserting famous lines from a previous text.

• Allusion

• Parody

• Quotation

• Adaptation