... hand, by invitations to make intertextual and personal connections to the text. Analyzing features of successful close reading, the essay proposes that intertextual thinking and personal connection are important components. The essay recommends assessing student skills in the initial stages of teaching...

... reflection in translation is hard to sustain unless the Malayali translators match Hemingway's superior command of language. Besides such knowledge, a translator's intertextualities are as invisible as, and perhaps much harder to share with others than, a teacher's challenges and excitement of teaching...

... asserts that Landon's poem is worthy to be read alongside these equally enigmatic canonical poems and also offers students two much more accessible prose versions of the Melusine legend. Through this comparative, intertextual approach, students gain a rich sense of the variations possible on an ancient...

... . 1991 . “ Figures in the Corpus: Theories of Influence and Intertextuality .” In Influence and Intertextuality , ed. Clayton John Rothstein Eric , 3 – 36 . Madison : University of Wisconsin Press . Fornero Caterina . 2005 . “ Chess Is the Game Wherein I’ll Catch the Conscience...

...). The first is metadiscursivity, the move to foreground the social construction of her text. For example, Welch comments and reflects on her own imperfect knowledge-making in a way that lets “the seams show” and offers readers a chance to talk back (30). The second strategy is intertextuality, a moment...

... are overt or even conscious adaptations of Shakespeare's play. For example, James Baldwin's Notes of a Native Son intertextually links to Hamlet through its close examination of subjectivity as the racialized subject faces the double bind of being formed under overdetermined power while struggling...

... African colonies, and the history and politics of the Congo at the time the story occurs. A third kind of task involved the intertextual analysis of literary and critical readings. For example, students read Spivak’s essay “Can the Subaltern Speak?” in which she argues that it is difficult...

... canon global lyric intertextual digital Works Cited Black Joseph Conolly Leonard Flint Kate Grundy Isobel LePan Don Liuzza Roy McGann Jerome J. Prescott Anne Lake Qualls Barry V. Waters Claire , eds. 2017 . The Broadview Anthology of British...

... to this balance between theory and practice, the entries reference one another, and this intertextual strategy reminds the reader of the interrelations of threshold concepts. Each of the concepts is numbered, so when the ideas of a concept are referenced in the description of another concept, the number...

... / will not be quoted by politicians /nor men of religion.” It is for this reason that vernacular literature gener- Ahmad and Nero    Productive Paradoxes  77 ally exhibits little overt intertextuality, pretending instead that it is non- literary: simply demotic, the language...

... University Press C o m m e n t a r y cal, in fact, by the post World War II paperback revolution. The tendency, in this teaching strategy, is to view works as isolated aesthetic objects that relate primarily, if they relate to anything, to one another with anxiety, perhaps, but intertextually, certainly...

... into a single entity which is (re)formed by the constantly shifting boundaries of discursive and corporeal intertextualities” (286, first emphasis added). Navigating these “shifting boundaries” is no easy task, not even for the most seasoned writers; to be sure, it will take most of our students...

... Freccero , ed. Stewart Dana E. Cornish Alison , 175 – 98 . Turnhout, Belgium : Brepols . Hollander Robert . 1969 . Allegory in Dante's Commedia . Princeton, NJ : Princeton University Press . Jacoff Rachel . 1991 . “Intertextualities in Arcadia: Purgatorio 30. 49–51...

....” Dizard    Teaching Literary Studies Using Text Book  413 Labov helped her revisit the scene and hold it at arm’s length, with literary technique as her shield and buckler. Another Text Book assignment teaches intertextuality by inviting stu- dents to transform fairy tales. The editors suggest...

... Learning and Literacy . New York:Palgrave–Macmillan. George, Diana, and Diane Shoos. 1999 . “Dropping Bread Crumbs in the Intertextual Forest: Critical Literacy in a Postmodern Age.” In Passions, Pedagogies, and Twenty-First Century Technologies , ed. Gail E. Hawisher and Cynthia L. Selfe, 115 -26...

... . Porter James E. 1986 . “ Intertextuality and the Discourse Community .” Rhetoric Review 5 . 1 : 34 – 47 . Ritter Kelly . 2012 . “ From the Editor .” College English 75 . 2 : 125 – 28 . Runge Laura , ed. 2012 . Annotated Bibliography on Literature Pedagogy...

... the poem and fol- low Jarrell s advice to know the text. Site Specific In 1997, during a seminar on modernism, I was explaining the idea of a palimpsest when a graduate student remarked, That s like hypertext. It was the metaphor I had been looking for to convey the ubiquitous intertextuality...

... with a specified goal of “increased understanding of Victorian culture.” While the central subject was novels published in periodi- cals, the course’s goals included an understanding of the intertextual nature of Victorian reading, the multidisciplinary discourse of nineteenth-century thought...

... instructional ones,” and this limitation poses problems for assessment (359). Teachers need to enact assessment practices that “express our values and teach students how to achieve them” (359). The intertextuality of this collection must be noted here because it is a major strength...