Intertextuality and Structuralist Thought: A Critical Examination
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This exam assesses candidates' understanding of intertextuality in Structuralism, focusing on the analysis of textual relationships and their impact on meaning construction.
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Exam Details
Duration: 1 hour
Prerequisites: Introduction To Intertextuality, Principles Of Structuralism, Key Literary Theories
Key Topics
- Intertextuality
- Structuralist Thought
- Textual Relationships
- Meaning Construction
- Literary Inquiry
Learning Outcomes
- Analyze Intertextual Relationships
- Discuss Their Impact On Meaning
- Apply Structuralist Theory To Texts
Full Description
This exam investigates the notion of Intertextuality within the context of Structuralism. Candidates will assess intertextual relationships and their significance in the construction of meaning.
Intertextuality is a crucial concept in literary scholarship, shaping the way texts converse with one another. Understanding this concept aids students in analyzing how texts influence and reflect cultural ideologies.
The examination will test candidates' ability to verbally analyze intertextual connections between disparate works. Students will articulate how these relationships contribute to the broader discussion of Structuralist theory.
Candidates should prepare to discuss examples of intertextuality from selected texts, highlighting how these interactions inform meanings and enhance critical understanding.
Sample Questions
- How does intertextuality complicate the meaning of a literary work?
- What are some examples of intertextuality in contemporary literature?
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