EN 1002 Lecture Notes - Cheryl Crawford

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25 Mar 2014
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En 1002 summer 2010 cheryl crawford. Intertexto (latin) that means to intermingle while reading. Multiple texts and thinking about how they might compare and contrast: we might look for: Even so-called foundational" texts, such as the bible or shakespeare"s plays are. Definitions offer us strategies for identifying intertextual relationships. Cultural products; literary texts (plays, novels, short stories, poems, etc. ) films, painting, illustrations; pop culture, i. e. television shows, comics, advertisements, etc. Texts that precede chronologically the production of a given text. Texts and experiences the reader brings to the text, even if they are produced later chronologically. An imitation of a genre or different styles of writing (not comedic). Think about: how thomas king includes pastiche in his writing in comparison to the creation stories.

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