lintertestualità
Lintertestualità is a term used in literary and critical theory to describe the relationship between texts. It suggests that no text exists in isolation, but rather is shaped by and in dialogue with other texts. This concept, popularized by Julia Kristeva in the 1960s, builds upon the work of Mikhail Bakhtin, particularly his ideas about dialogism.
Intertextuality can manifest in various ways, including allusion, quotation, parody, pastiche, and translation. An allusion is
The recognition of intertextuality challenges the notion of authorial originality and highlights the interconnectedness of literary