Intertextuality (The New Critical Idiom)
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Intertextuality (The New Critical Idiom)

by Graham Allen

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Graham Allen’s Intertextuality provides a focused introduction to a central term in literary criticism. It explores how texts connect with, reflect, and transform other texts, offering readers a useful foundation for thinking about interpretation, cultural meaning, and the relationships that shape written works.

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Intertextuality introduces a key concept in literary and cultural analysis.

It considers how texts can be understood through their relationships with other texts and systems of meaning.

As part of The New Critical Idiom series, the book offers a focused guide to an important area of critical vocabulary.

Graham Allen presents intertextuality for readers seeking to develop their understanding of literary criticism.

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