... the intertextual web created by these letters, the essay shows why intertextuality is a key for deciphering a text’s articulation of the feminine. 24 In Remedia Amoris 371, Ovid notes that his critics envy his freedom of speech, licentia ( Art ). 23 Catullus uses Sappho to create a poetic persona...

... of the ancient epic poem, not just of the Nordic sagas and of medieval epic, which are more immediately related, but, in fact, of Homeric epic. Understanding video games as an evolving art form, the essay turns to intertextuality and to Judith Butler’s analysis of “staged interpellation” and performative...

... they form another, only incompletely distinct—like the women in Bergson’s Persona —since “Lang’s” fictional camera is necessarily also Godard’s, and since Le Mépris is its own adaptation of The Odyssey . Rich (and characteristically Godardian) as these intertextual entanglements may be, the passage...

... ofnational readers' responses which allow, or even provoke - without recourse to a terribly pronounced perversity - a rich revisionist intertextual appropriation such as the one I will argue Reinaldo Arenas delivers in his "Viaje a La Habana." II With his embarkation through Mariel in 1980, Reinaldo Arenas...

... might quite appropriately ask: but what about the violent effacement of Sodom? For Sodom and Gomorrah were destroyed together. Importantly, as those familiar with Colette’s work may know, there is a mediating intertextual...

...—mutely, by the unschooled, sometimes by the inanimate.1 In this article, I read the overlap between person and thing status as a question of caste politics in the intertextuality that binds Gustave Flaubert’s “Un Coeur simple...

... et les logiques de la succession dans le chapitre I d'Encore .” La cause freudienne: Revue de psychanalyse 25 ( 1993 ). Poizat Michel . The Angel's Cry: Beyond the Pleasure Principle in Opera . Ithaca : Cornell UP , 1992 . Pucci Pietro . Odysseus Polutropos: Intertextual...

... Alan . Chicago : U of Chicago P , 1978 . Friedman Susan Stanford . “ Weavings: Intertextuality and the (Re)Birth of the Author .” Influence and Intertextuality in Literary History . Ed. Clayton Jay and Rothstein Eric . Madison : U of Wisconsin P , 1991 . Foucault...

... Madonna. Maureen Turim has pointed out the cinematic and media intertextuality of “Take a Bow,” with its references to Carlos Saura’s film Carmen and the operatic material used to suspend the content of the song (146). The person the lyrics address—the heartbreaker—is a matador, but Madonna...

...)? No, it is not at all clear who or what lends its voice to whom or what in that line. Rather, to quote the critic James O’Rourke on the “Ode to the Nightingale” (where the line was already, it turns out, intertextual, prosthetic and queer, its breath borrowed from Shakespeare and its logic at least partly...

... was served lemons but I made lemonade.”) This intertextual inclusion of actual kin and family events positions Lemonade as an authentic depiction. 23 However, the film also employs Beyoncé, Jay-Z, and Blue Ivy acting in and/or reenacting scenes that serve the exposition of its eleven chapters/stages...

... of intertextuality to his idea of a secondary modeling system. 6 The fact that Tihanov refers to Benjamin and his idea of history in the end of the prologue is already telling ( Birth 7 ). For Tihanov, it is crucial to deconstruct the illusion of timelessness in any discursive formation. For further reading...

... they are the MacLeans), not to mention the novel’s repeated intertextual engagement with John Bunyan’s The Pil- grim’s Progress. As with Bunyan himself, who insisted upon the decisive role of grace in salvation, both novel and film pivot around...

... become meeting places of cross-cultural intertextuality. Resource Elites Narrate Women and Cooperatives "Africans" and "Europeans" in the employ of organizations with resources for cooperatives were prone to differentiate Zimbabwean women and men, to characterize "production" and "cooperative...

... 15 Bakhtin’s notion of polyphony to French structuralist debates in the mid- 1960s, and she coined the term “intertextuality” to lend (in her words) “dynamism to structuralism” (Dosse 55). What came to be called French...

... it as a metaphor for dialogue. Rather than being about the intertextuality of anxiety or of mastery, allusion in this work is analogous to the lover’s pursuit of connective intimacy, here differences...

... to the surface in the title of Wang’s novel ( Chang hen ge ), which clearly echoes Bai Juyi’s (772–846) famous Tang dynasty poem, also titled Chang hen ge ( The Song of Everlasting Sorrow ). Drawing from Gérard Genette’s useful terminology to address this unambiguously intertextual association, we can label...

.... For readings of J R that venture in this direction, see Moore on the excremental and religious origin of money (81) and the intertextual reference to Wagner’s Ring des Nibelungen (“Rhine [. . . ] gold” [ J R 32]); and Taylor on how money is, at the same time, worthless (like shit) and priceless (like...

... Bandaged implies. Furthermore, Decadent literature itself thematizes surfaces, from elaborate intertextuality to metacommentary on language to a thematics of decoration and encrustation, most famously emblematized by the jewel-bedazzled tortoise in J. K. Huysman’s classic Decadent novel Against the Grain...

... proposition is quite direct. arnounting essentially to: Hlf you're married. let's just fuck: if you're not. let's rnarry." 25 This intertextual echo. by the way. is the only aspect of the Hermaphroditus episode deemed worthy of comment by Galinsky. Culler's reflection on ho one would expect a patriarchal...