Essay On Intertextuality

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The intertextuality is the significant critical thinking of the 1960s. It is one of the principles and tools of the critical approach, by which the text can be read in the light of the questioning of the interpretations of its marks, which raises the problem of productivity, through which the artistic work is produced in relation to other works. To a set an earlier text. In other world the intertextuality is a new text from previous texts and a summary of texts that have become compatible with each other. Only its impact remains. Only the typical reader can discover the origin. It is to enter into a relationship with texts in different ways. The text interacts with the past, present and future and its interaction with reader. Intertextuality …show more content…

Barth roland deals with the term of intertextuality as a concept and not as a term in his article “Death of the Author”. Barth was able to destroy the origin of the meaning, as the text consists of the previous text elements( citations and citations).Also, he considers writing is a destruction of every sound and origin . ( Deborah Cartmell, Imelda Whelehan, 2007: P107) Mikhail Bakhtin argues that the text is the interaction of the dialogue "with the ego of someone else" which means that our speech is only the discourse of the other in the language of the other, it is like many scientists and critics denies the authenticity of the text, speech and absolute ownership. The text and the speech is a result of historical and social interactions except the news, realities and so on Bakhtin puts the text in the border of the history and the community, viewing them as texts read by the writer, and unify with them when write them. ( Arnetha F. Ball, Sarah Warshauer Freedman, 2004

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