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What is the primary focus of the theory of intertextuality?
The complex relationships between works of literature
What is the purpose of an allusion in a literary text?
To indirectly reference a cultural, historical, or political event
What is the primary function of hypertext?
To allow readers to navigate through related information on demand
What is the term for imitating a writer's style in a satirical or comical manner?
Parody
What is the role of the user interface in hypertext?
To facilitate navigation through related information
In what types of writing can intertextuality be employed?
In both creative writing and formal essays
What is the primary assumption of an allusion in intertextuality?
That both the author and reader have a common understanding of the alluded reference
What is the key feature of hypertext that allows for rapid navigation?
Instantaneous navigation between related information
In what way does parody differ from allusion in intertextuality?
Parody imitates a style in a satirical manner, while allusion assumes shared knowledge
What is the main benefit of hypertext's connected structure?
Efficient navigation between related information
What is the primary purpose of intertextuality in creative writing and formal essays?
To engage with other texts and create new meaning
What is the primary distinction between an allusion and a parody in intertextuality?
Purpose: allusions assume shared knowledge, parodies imitate a style satirically
What enables readers to shift rapidly between web pages in hypertext?
The structure of hypertext
Explore the concept of intertextuality, a theory developed by Julia Kristeva, and its applications in literature, film, media, and advertising. Learn about allusions and parodies, and how they shape our understanding of cultural references.
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