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- Intertextuality

The ways in which a text resonates or refers to another text. For example, ‘to be a subscriber to the InThinking website or not to be a subscriber to the InThinking website is an (admittedly not particularly imaginative) intertextual reference to Shakespeare’s play Hamlet. Intertextuality works at many levels, including lexical, phonological and graphilogical.

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