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    In no more than 2‚ 250 words‚ analyse the text of the speech‚ paying particular attention to the following features of its semantics and lexical structure: use of metaphor‚ semantic field‚ text type‚ register‚ intertextuality. Martin Luther King was one of the main leaders of the American civil rights movement‚ who fought against discrimination‚ and made a powerful appeal for justice and equality. Looking back to the history‚ in 1963 the America was divided into black and white population

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    picture is funny because it’s a play on a very well know metaphor of ‘being stabbed in the back‚’ it’s a joke because in this picture its literally happened. this picture also uses intertextuality‚ because if you hadn’t of heard of the metaphor‚ ‘stabbed in the back‚’ you wouldn’t understand the joke. Because intertextuality is the shaping of a text by using another text. Metonymies are used in very often in literature‚ and also in everyday speech. A metonymy is a word or phrase that is used to stand

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    indeed never really existed‚ such as Noam Chomsky‚ and this is important in order to fully express the arguments for and the criticisms against postmodernism. Intertextuality is a major aspect of postmodernism; it is the referencing of other texts to influence the main text in question‚ often in the form of a pop culture reference. Intertextuality is clearly present in most forms of media‚ television‚ film‚ even internet advertising to name a few‚ so this will display the affects postmodernism has had

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    (Eliot)‚ a paradigm shift (Kuhn)‚ and intertextuality. In the "Apology" I can also see how the foundational tradition of Greece establish by books such as the "Iliad"‚ the "Odyssey"‚ and "Oedipus the King" relate to the concepts we study in class and Plato’s "Apology". In this essay I write about three concepts and also foundational tradition of Greece and explain how they all relate. To begin I explain intertextuality. The definition of intertextuality is when a text reference another text

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    Odysseus was one of the legendary heroes in Greek folklore. He was the king of the island of Ithara and the central character of Homer’s heroic poem‚ The Odyssey. Son of Laertes and Anticlea‚ known for his persuasive speech and for his wisdom and comprehension. Odysseus saved the people of Greece in the Trojan War and helped them to emerge victorious. In this mythology‚ the war between the Trojans and the Greeks took place when Paris‚ who was the Trojan prince‚ kidnapped Helen. Helen was the wife

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    the vampire is a new text representing new elements that resonate with a contemporary‚ post modern audience. Various elements of the gothic mode for example vampirism‚ immortality‚ sexuality‚ and the shadow motif have been appropriated‚ also Intertextuality is created through the use of real Nosferatu footage‚ and re-enactments of Nosferatu in order to appeal to a postmodern audience. The two texts Dracula and Nosferatu have been used to create the film shadow of the vampire. Shadow of the vampire

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    read to our own personal stories‚ and we relate stories that we have read to other stories. This intrinsic desire to relate and belong can also be translated to a literary degree. The constant relation of texts to others‚ more commonly known as intertextuality‚ is both within a text and within the mind of those reading and writing it. Rosemary Dobson‚ an Australian born poet‚ is an example of a human‚ one who has a need to relate one thing to another and find patterns within‚ but also someone who has

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    processes in the art of writing. Porter has the ideas of intertextuality‚ and a “web of meaning”‚ while Villanueva has this idea to adapt to the writing style of his professors with the hopes of meeting their standards. Another author that comes into play with these beliefs is Prior with his essay Tracing Processes: How Texts Come into Being. Where Prior again shares similar views as these other two authors. Porter’s idea of intertextuality is that all other texts that are produced come from some

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    development of the main protagonist Lewis. Nowra conveys his perspective on personal relationships through themes such as the importance of love and fidelity‚ the empowerment of women and learning and self-development. Techniques such as symbolism‚ intertextuality and contrast are also used to further highlight Nowra’s perspective. Nowra’s perspective on personal relationships is primarily shown through the character Lewis and his personal relationships with other characters in the play‚ especially in

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    shrouded society. Both Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein (1818) and Ridley Scott’s Blade Runner (1982) were produced during eras of technological exploration. Through depicting technology breeching moral boundaries through context‚ characterisation and intertextuality‚ both Scott and Shelley highlight the dangers of progression with the absence of ethical emotion – a timeless social issues which binds these two texts. Written during the industrial revolution and the emerging era of existentialism and exploration

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