| 单词 | intertextually |
| 释义 | > as lemmasinterˈtextually interˈtextually adv. ΘΚΠ society > leisure > the arts > literature > literary and textual criticism > textual criticism > [adverb] > text in relation to other text intertextually1905 1905 W. G. Holmes Age Justinian & Theodora i. 24 The Bonn Codinus gives intertextually all the passages of the anonymous Patria which differ, as well as an appendix of anonymous archaeological tracts. 1976 Oriens Extremus 23 ii. 165 In order to incorporate Liu's arguments,..a translation of his postface is provided (again such commentary and notes essential for a understanding of the translation are inserted inter-textually). 1985 N.Y. Times 17 Mar. vii. 19/1 They proclaim the existence of a black literature connected not so strongly by a common black culture or struggle as by images and techniques found from book to book (‘intertextually’). 1987 Nation 15 Aug. 136/3 These later images—vertical, even square—have become more intertextually implicated in webworks of art-historical allusion. 2013 J. Barton in K. Dell & W. Kynes Reading Job Intertextually 4 The Biblical text has long been treated ‘intertextually’ even though the term is modern. < as lemmas |
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