Intertext
Published in The Encyclopedia of the Gothic • Dec 24, 2012
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Authors:
Anthony Mandal
Abstract
From its inception, the Gothic has been an intrinsically intertextual genre, reflecting a sophisticated and at times bewildering relationship to the written word. This intertextuality manifests itself in a variety of forms, including reference and allusion to antecedent works, pastiche or parody of ...
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