Intertextuality

Intertextuality and the Pericanonicity of the Didache: The Dependence and Commentary of Didache 1:2-6 on the Canonical Gospels of Matthew and Luke

by David D. M. King

In this paper, I will look specifically at one section of Didache that contains gospel parallels, Did. 1:2-6. I will... more In this paper, I will look specifically at one section of Didache that contains gospel parallels, Did. 1:2-6. I will argue that Didache, at least this section of it, shows dependency on both Matthew and Luke. This dependency begins to explain two things: why Didache fails to make the cut of official canon and why it still remains close to the canon, in a group of pericanonical texts which are not canon but are still good to read. The later date of Didache, and its derivative nature, exclude it from the canon on the grounds of apostolicity. At the same time, this same dependence on, harmony with, and commentary on Matthew and Luke ensures that Didache will remain “good to read.”

‘Herodotejski Ἀθηναῖος λόγος u Tukidydesa’

by Bogdan Burliga

[w:] Intertekstualność. Od antyku do wieku XVIII  [Studia Classica et Neolatina 10], red. A. Witczak, Gdańsk 2012  (w druku)

The Investigation of Intertextuality: The Use of Linguistic Texts of Turkish Teacher Candidates in the Written Texts Those They Created

by ali göçer

Die ‚grandiose Relativität‘ – Zur Deutung des Todes der Charite (Apul. met. 8,1-14)

by Matthias Stern

Paper from a seminar on Apuleius' "Metamorphoses" held by Dr. Marcus Beck at the Martin-Luther-University of Halle-Wittenberg in 2010.

Following the research on the tale about Charite‘s death in Apul. met. 8,1-14, one is able to find many and very... more Following the research on the tale about Charite‘s death in Apul. met. 8,1-14, one is able to find many and very different interpretations of its message.

In this paper I made use of a rather constructivist approach in interpreting Apuleius and developed the thesis that the author deliberately confuses his audience and thoroughly refuses to present a message of his tale. Apuleius does so by:
- purposefully loosing the tale‘s connection the rest of the novel,
- s y s t e m a t i c a l l y  establishing discordant or even contradicting pictures of his figures in intra-, extra-, and intertextual ways,
- and also by wittingly undermining the sub-narrator‘s authority.

So, if one is allowed to modify a statement of Fuhrmann‘s about Tacitus, one can allude to the story of Charite‘s death as a tale of ‚profuse relativity‘.

Paul's Creative & Contextual Use of Isaiah in Ephesians 5:14

by John Anthony Dunne

Co-authored with Dr. Jonathan M. Lunde. Published in the Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society 55.1 (2012): 87-110

"Nonsynchronism," Traditional Music, and Memory in Ireland.

by Steve Coleman

in Memory Ireland Volume 2: Diaspora and Memory Practices Edited by Oona Frawley. Syracuse University Press. 2012, pp. 161-170.

An Intertextual Reading of The Hours: A New Retelling of Mrs. Dalloway

by Manou Cardon

Academic paper

The Regal Status of Christ in the Colossian "Christ-Hymn": A Re-Evaluation of the Influence of Wisdom Traditions

by John Anthony Dunne

Published in Trinity Journal 32.1 (Spring 2011): 3-18.

David's Tent as Temple in Amos 9:11-15: Understanding the Epilogue of Amos and Considering Implications For The Unity of the Book

by John Anthony Dunne

Published in Westminster Theological Journal 73.2 (Fall 2011): 363-374

λεγόμενον δὲ τοῦτο προτέρων ἔπος ἔχω: Literary tradition in Nemean 3 and Statius' Achilleid

by Dániel Kozák

In: Christopher Carey, Richard Rawles, Péter Agócs (szerk.), Receiving the Komos: Ancient and modern Receptions of the Victory Ode. London: Institute of Classical Studies, 2012. pp. 73-92. (Bulletin of the Institute of Classical Studies Supplements; 112.) (ISBN:9781905670345)

Hip Hop Parody as Veiled Critique

by Chris Taylor

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Intertextualität im Computerspiel - Metazitat und Avantgarden-Adressierung

by Sebastian Felzmann

Dieser Essay untersucht die Praxis des intra- und intermedialen Zitates im Computerspiel und postuliert, dass die hier... more Dieser Essay untersucht die Praxis des intra- und intermedialen Zitates im Computerspiel und postuliert, dass die hier verwendeten Zitate nicht mehr primär als Zitate funktionieren, sondern vielmehr als Metazitate, welcher erkannt werden müssen, dadurch eine spezifische Adressatengruppe ansprechen und somit ein avantgardistisches Gruppenzugehöriskeitsgefühl schaffen.

“Devices of Estrangement in Stoppard’s Travesties"

by Andrés Pérez-Simón

Published in "The Grove" 15 (2008): 111-23.

This paper proposes an analysis of Tom Stoppard’s play "Travesties" in light of the concept of estrangement,... more This paper proposes an analysis of Tom Stoppard’s play "Travesties" in light of the concept of estrangement, developed by the Russian literary scholar Viktor Shklovsky. The first section of the essay will describe the three dominant elements in Travesties: foreign/estranged language, intertextuality, and theatricality. The second section will consider the juxtaposition of historical and fictional events as a key factor for estrangement, and it will also examine the presence of a character-narrator on stage, and the relation this characters bears to the estranging factors already mentioned.

Key words: Tom Stoppard; Travesties; Viktor Shklovsky; James Joyce; Oscar Wilde; estrangement; intertextuality; theatricality.



En este ensayo se propone un análisis de la obra "Travesties", de Tom Stoppard, a partir del concepto de defamiliarización según fue desarrollado por el crítico literario ruso Viktor Sklovski. La primera sección del ensayo describe los tres elementos dominantes en Travesties: lenguaje foráneo/desautomatizado, intertextualidad y teatralidad. En la segunda sección se analiza la yuxtaposición de hechos históricos y ficticios como factor clave para la desautomatización, junto con la presencia del personaje-narrador en escena, y la relación que este personaje mantiene con los factores desautomatizadores ya mencionados.

Palabras clave: Tom Stoppard; Travesties; Viktor Sklovski; James Joyce; Oscar Wilde; desautomatización; intertextualidad; teatralidad.

La vie humaine commence de l’autre côté du désespoir. La lezione di Macbeth ne Les Mouches

by Fabio Battista

published in 'Laboratorio Critico' 2012, 1 (2), pp. 1-9

Le bakhtinisme est un inhumanisme

by Yan Hamel

Il s'agit d'un compte rendu critique du livre Bakhtine démasqué de Bronkhart et Bota récemment paru chez Droz. Publié dans le dernier numéro de la revue @nalyses.

El Homero de Jenófanes

by Jose Torres

This paper aims to study the way in which Xenophanes uses and modifies the Homeric diction in his fragments. Both the... more This paper aims to study the way in which Xenophanes uses and modifies the Homeric diction in his fragments. Both the Homeric formulas and the expressions used only once in the Iliad and Odyssey are identified in each of the poet's three works. The analysis ends with a synthesis, where the following conclusions are proposed: 1) Xenophanes makes an appreciable use of the Homeric diction; 2) this use varies according to the work; 3) Xenophanes does not merely repeat expressions taken from Homer, but goes so far as to adapt and refashion them according to his goals; 4) we can thus consider Xenophanes to move within the poetic tradition represented by Homer, not withstanding his hostile attitude towards this author.

«I nomi non importano». L’onomastica delle Città invisibili di Italo Calvino

by Leonardo Terrusi

published in Studi di onomastica e critica letteraria offerti a Davide De Camilli, a c. di M. G. Arcamone, D. Bremer, B. Porcelli, Pisa-Roma, Fabrizio Serra, 2010, pp. 263-272.

El relato de viajes como intertexto: el caso particular de las crónicas de cruzada

by Cesar Dominguez

In Maravillas, peregrinaciones y utopías: Literatura de viajes en el mundo románico. Ed. Rafael Beltrán. València: Universitat de València. 2002. pp. 187-210.

Text-Critical and Intertextual Remarks on 1 Tim 2:8-10

by Korinna Zamfir

A Reference to Ovid in Coriolanus

by Michael Saenger