We contend that Paul consciously alludes to Deut. 9-10; 29-30 and to Jer. 31:30-34 in Rom. 2:1-16. These allusions shape and inform Paul’s discourse and, therefore, provide a new approach to old exegetical questions, such as, the rhetorical nature of vv. 6-11 and whether vv. 13-16 refer to ‘Gentile Christians’. On the basis of our intertextual approach we assert that: (1) Romans 2 is essentiall...

With its original manifestation generally dated to c. 150 BC, the Invitation Dance is a textbook example of Hellenistic sculpture. But despite much scholarly attention there still no consensus as what motif sculpture group depicts. Inspired by intertextual theory, this study catalogues and re-examines 35 sculptures female figure 34 satyr. The article focuses on preserved sculptures, rather than...

This article aims to reconsider the intertextual relations surrounding Tsubosumire (The Violet in Pot), published 1794 and reprinted at different times with formats titles. On one hand, it seeks stimulate a discussion on how intertextuality is be intended when studying Edo texts, what extent shukō as working tool for literary criticism effective. other while attempting an interpretive reading o...

Intertextuality became one of the most popular and important terms in culture 20th century. It is usually considered connection with postmodernism its ironic nature. Contemporary writing still intertextual, though far from being postmodern. Moreover, even some medieval texts appear to operate intertextual tools systematically. The article presents examples intertextuality different novels both ...

briefly notions relating to narrative that are particularly relevant to Strange Fish. That the creator and performers (Lloyd Newson and collaborators in the company DV8) have a narrative position is perhaps as obvious as the narrative position of the writer of this article. But there are also many other authorial and ancestral dances and sonorities that set the context. These are the dancescape...

The 1960s was a particularly productive decade for Latin American literature. In those years, Latin American writers produced an astounding number of excellent novels that are marked by their incredible diversity in style and/or content. Despite their variety, however, there are some common characteristics such as the recurrent theme of metafictional concerns, the presence of intertextuality, t...