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Intertextuality

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Screening the text

T. Jefferson Kline

1992

Knowledge in the making

Gordon M. Pradl, Mike Hayhoe, Bill Corcoran

1994

Poetics of the iconotext

Liliane Louvel

2011

Writing between the lines

Aldon Lynn Nielsen

1994

Trilogy of treason

Michael Ugarte

1982

Contemporary fiction and the fairy tale

Stephen Benson

2008

Pope to Burney, 1714-1779

Moyra Haslett

2003

Intertextuality

Mary Orr

2003

The Ovidian heroine as author

Laurel Fulkerson

2005

Wittgenstein in translation

Dinda L. Gorlée

2012

Akira Kurosawa and intertextual cinema

James Goodwin

1994

Playing with power in movies, television, and video games

Marsha Kinder

1991

Ancient texts for New Testament studies

Craig A. Evans

2005

Oscar Wilde's Plagiarism

Florina Tufescu

2011

The Italian world of English Renaissance drama

A. J. Hoenselaars, Michele Marrapodi

1998

Reading the allegorical intertext

Judith H. Anderson

2008

The poetry of relationship

Richard E. Matlak

1997

Literary symbiosis

David Cowart

1993

The mask of comedy

Thomas K. Hubbard

1991

Criticism, history, and intertextuality

Richard Fleming, Payne, Michael

1988

Rhetoric Online

Barbara Warnick

2007

Intertextuality

Jeanine Parisier Plottel

1978

Margaret Atwood's fairy-tale sexual politics

Sharon Rose Wilson

1993

Refashioning "knights and ladies gentle deeds"

Paul R. Rovang

1996

The "War on terror" narrative

Adam Hodges

2011

History and poetics of intertextuality

Marko Juvan

2008

Reading Virgil and his texts

Richard F. Thomas

1999

Novel Shakespeares

Julie Sanders

2001

Twice told tales

Stern, Daniel

1989

Past crimson, past woe

Anne Marie Drew

1993

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