Intertextuality

Question 1

intertextuality

Answer 1

the relationship within one text to another text

Question 2

Quotation

Answer 2

direct reference, using the precise words from one text within another

Question 3

Allusion

Answer 3

Indirect reference to another work

Question 4

Topical allusion

Answer 4

indirect reference to historical events

Question 5

Personal allusion

Answer 5

indirect reference to circumstances in author’s life

Question 6

Formal allusion

Answer 6

using another poet’s techniques such as rhymes or tropes

Question 7

Metaphorical allusion

Answer 7

indirect reference to earlier works in such a way that it adds depth or significance to the new work

Question 8

Imitative allusion

Answer 8

Indirect reference to to another works’ genre, mood or style

Question 9

Structural allusion

Answer 9

recalling the organisation of an earlier work

Question 10

Text

Answer 10

the wording of everything written or printed

Question 11

Intermediality

Answer 11

when references and citations involve two works from different media

Question 12

Ekphrasis

Answer 12

the verbal description of a non-verbal work of art

Question 13

Adaptation

Answer 13

if there’s a link between the work and its source, as well as a measure of comprehensiveness