Literature as Dialogue - 8 Angebote vergleichen

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Von Händler/Antiquariat, AHA-BUCH GmbH [51283250], Einbeck, Germany.
This item is printed on demand - Print on Demand Neuware - Each century has its own dream - text: The Tempest for the seventeenth century; Robinson Cruse for the eighteenth century; Jane Eyre for the nineteenth century; Heart of Darkness for the turn of the twentieth century. Such texts serve as pre-texts to other texts. So there will be a relation between hypertext and hypotext called by the contemporary literary theorists as 'Intertextuality'. 'Intertextuality' has different meanings. To a person uninitiated to literature the word 'intertextuality' could very well mean 'a copy' or 'an imitation' of a text, or even a relational resemblance between two texts. To a beginner in the field of literary theory 'intertextuality' may mean recognizable 'signs' from one text that are reproduced by another, in the process undergoing a transformation. To someone advanced in the study of literary theory 'intertextuality' begins to assume a deeper thrust and a dawning realization where no text is original. 84 pp. Englisch.

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Von Händler/Antiquariat, Agrios-Buch [57449362], Bergisch Gladbach, Germany.
Neuware - Each century has its own dream - text: The Tempest for the seventeenth century; Robinson Cruse for the eighteenth century; Jane Eyre for the nineteenth century; Heart of Darkness for the turn of the twentieth century. Such texts serve as pre-texts to other texts. So there will be a relation between hypertext and hypotext called by the contemporary literary theorists as 'Intertextuality'. 'Intertextuality' has different meanings. To a person uninitiated to literature the word 'intertextuality' could very well mean 'a copy' or 'an imitation' of a text, or even a relational resemblance between two texts. To a beginner in the field of literary theory 'intertextuality' may mean recognizable 'signs' from one text that are reproduced by another, in the process undergoing a transformation. To someone advanced in the study of literary theory 'intertextuality' begins to assume a deeper thrust and a dawning realization where no text is original. 84 pp. Englisch.

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Von Händler/Antiquariat, Rheinberg-Buch [53870650], Bergisch Gladbach, Germany.
Neuware - Each century has its own dream - text: The Tempest for the seventeenth century; Robinson Cruse for the eighteenth century; Jane Eyre for the nineteenth century; Heart of Darkness for the turn of the twentieth century. Such texts serve as pre-texts to other texts. So there will be a relation between hypertext and hypotext called by the contemporary literary theorists as 'Intertextuality'. 'Intertextuality' has different meanings. To a person uninitiated to literature the word 'intertextuality' could very well mean 'a copy' or 'an imitation' of a text, or even a relational resemblance between two texts. To a beginner in the field of literary theory 'intertextuality' may mean recognizable 'signs' from one text that are reproduced by another, in the process undergoing a transformation. To someone advanced in the study of literary theory 'intertextuality' begins to assume a deeper thrust and a dawning realization where no text is original. 84 pp. Englisch.

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Von Händler/Antiquariat, sparbuchladen [52968077], Göttingen, Germany.
Neuware - Each century has its own dream - text: The Tempest for the seventeenth century; Robinson Cruse for the eighteenth century; Jane Eyre for the nineteenth century; Heart of Darkness for the turn of the twentieth century. Such texts serve as pre-texts to other texts. So there will be a relation between hypertext and hypotext called by the contemporary literary theorists as 'Intertextuality'. 'Intertextuality' has different meanings. To a person uninitiated to literature the word 'intertextuality' could very well mean 'a copy' or 'an imitation' of a text, or even a relational resemblance between two texts. To a beginner in the field of literary theory 'intertextuality' may mean recognizable 'signs' from one text that are reproduced by another, in the process undergoing a transformation. To someone advanced in the study of literary theory 'intertextuality' begins to assume a deeper thrust and a dawning realization where no text is original. 84 pp. Englisch.

Lieferung aus: Österreich, Lieferzeit: 5 Tage, zzgl. Versandkosten.
Each century has its own dream - text: The Tempest for the seventeenth century, Robinson Cruse for the eighteenth century, Jane Eyre for the nineteenth century, Heart of Darkness for the turn of the twentieth century. Such texts serve as pre-texts to other texts. So there will be a relation between hypertext and hypotext called by the contemporary literary theorists as 'Intertextuality'. "Intertextuality" has different meanings. To a person uninitiated to literature the word "intertextuality" could very well mean 'a copy' or 'an imitation' of a text, or even a relational resemblance between two texts. To a beginner in the field of literary theory "intertextuality" may mean recognizable "signs" from one text that are reproduced by another, in the process undergoing a transformation. To someone advanced in the study of literary theory "intertextuality" begins to assume a deeper thrust and a dawning realization where no text is original.

Lieferung aus: Deutschland, Versandkostenfrei.
Literature as Dialogue: Each century has its own dream - text: The Tempest for the seventeenth century Robinson Cruse for the eighteenth century Jane Eyre for the nineteenth century Heart of Darkness for the turn of the twentieth century. Such texts serve as pre-texts to other texts. So there will be a relation between hypertext and hypotext called by the contemporary literary theorists as `Intertextuality`. `Intertextuality` has different meanings. To a person uninitiated to literature the word `intertextuality` could very well mean `a copy` or `an imitation` of a text, or even a relational resemblance between two texts. To a beginner in the field of literary theory `intertextuality` may mean recognizable `signs` from one text that are reproduced by another, in the process undergoing a transformation. To someone advanced in the study of literary theory `intertextuality` begins to assume a deeper thrust and a dawning realization where no text is original. Englisch, Taschenbuch.