The purpose of this article was to identify how intertextuality in the novel “Small Island” (2004) by British writer Andrea Levy (1956–2019) contributes representation postcolonial issues. To solve research problems, we applied cultural-historical, comparative, biographical methods literary analysis. considers appeal poem “Daffodils” William Wordsworth allows contemporary criticise anglicised s...

Abstract In 2012 Georg Diez provoked a literary scandal with his review of Christian Kracht’s novel Imperium . Since then, almost ninety informed studies which show an ongoing academic interest in the book have been published. Many these attempted to explain apparently failing analogy between Hitler and Engelhardt that claimed irritating manner. Nevertheless, none them took esoteric approach Kr...

The importance of multimodal reading comprehension from multiple perspectives is particularly reflected in the theoretical work that has been published recent times. Expanding students use to make sense these texts an important part instruction. study focuses on textual linking language and image with aim promoting productive receptive images, assigning a relevant meaning literary context use, ...

The North Caucasian region is called the Russian Babylon due to its polyethnicity, multilingualism, religious syncretism, ancient mountain ethical codes coexisting along with state institutions of self-organization. Compared other locales, it still manages preserve many archaic forms socio-normative and spiritual culture, although here, too, first signs a systemic crisis globalization processes...

India is a rich site for studying intertextuality and influence due to its contemporary colonial history of postcolonial culture. British imperialism in was more pragmatic than other powers, being motivated by economics rather evangelism. During the emergence Orientalism, first nation have literary impact on West, but this equation reversed during intervention. While some critics denounce or ac...

Abstract This article examines the narrative and literary techniques employed in Hudā Ḥamad’s Sindrīllāt Masqaṭ to draw on Omani women’s experiences of writing speaking as sources empowerment identity. Marking a shift from dominant realistic historical fiction often associated with male writers, Ḥamad experiments magical realism, carnivalesque, intertextuality, metafiction reconfigure novelisti...

1. introduction intertextuality is a literature theory which has been based on bakhtine’s dialogism theory. it was firstly stated by juliet kristova. according to this theory each text is produced and read in a dialogue with other texts. intertextual criticism is a way of reading texts which signifies texts to each other rather than the real world. the hypotext, habil (abel) and qabil (cain), w...