Intertekstualno
Intertekstualno refers to the intertextual relationships that connect texts across genres, media, and time. It describes how a work derives meaning not in isolation, but through its references, echoes, borrowings, transformations, and dialogues with other texts. Intertekstualnost highlights the idea that reading is an act of navigating a web of prior writings.
The concept is most closely associated with the French theorist Julia Kristeva, who popularized intertextuality in
Intertekstualno operates through various mechanisms, including allusion, quotation, parody, pastiche, and adaptation. These practices may be
In practice, intertekstualno appears across literature, film, music, and the arts. Classical and modern novels reference
Critics note that intertekstuality can risk overreading or diminish claims of originality, and its analysis depends