Intertextuality Book

	Series Editor's Preface
	Acknowledgements
	Introduction	1
1	Origins: Saussure, Bakhtin, Kristeva	8
	The relational word: Saussure	8
	The social word: Bakhtin	14
	Dialogism	21
	Tel Quel, production: Kristeva	30
	Dialogism to intertextuality	35
	Transposition	47
	Bakhtin or Kristeva?	56
2	The text unbound: Barthes	61
	From work to text	61
	The death of the Author	70
	Readerly and writerly texts	76
	The paradoxical text	89
3	Structuralist approaches: Genette and Riffaterre	95
	Structuralist poetics: Genette	97
	Transtextuality	101
	Paratextuality	103
	Hypertextuality	107
	Structuralist hermeneutics: Riffaterre	115
	Literary competence	125
4	Situated readers: Bloom, feminism, postcolonialism	133
	Influence revisited: Bloom	133
	Mapping misreading	135
	Gynocriticism and intertextuality	144
	The return of the female author	154
	The return to Bakhtin: feminism and postcolonialism	159
5	Postmodern conclusions	174
	Intertextuality in the non-literary arts	174
	Postmodernism and intertextuality	181
	Postmodernism and the return of history	188
	Intertextuality, hypertextuality and the World Wide Web	199
	Conclusion	209
	Glossary	210
	Bibliography	222
	Index	233