Intratekstualność Od autocytatu do autointertekstualności

The article discusses the idea of intratextuality related to internal relations within a text.In literary practice, this strategy employs many ways of repetition or reduplication oftextual parts from a simple phrase to much more complex structures such as argument,digression, trope, or figure. The s...

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Published inTeksty drugie no. 1; pp. 402 - 418
Main Author Ryczek, Wojciech
Format Journal Article
LanguagePolish
Published Instytut Badań Literackich Polskiej Akademii Nauk 2023
Institute of Literary Research, Polish Academy of Sciences (IBL PAN)
Teksty Drugie
Subjects
Language and Literature Studies
autocytat
self-citation
Sarbiewski (Maciej Kazimierz)
intratekstualność
intertextuality
self-paraphrase
intertekstualność
intratextuality
autoparafraza
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Summary:The article discusses the idea of intratextuality related to internal relations within a text.In literary practice, this strategy employs many ways of repetition or reduplication oftextual parts from a simple phrase to much more complex structures such as argument,digression, trope, or figure. The strategy’s most evident form is self-intertextuality,which limits the field of references to texts signed with the name or pseudonym ofa single author. Covering various strategies of repetition from self-citation to selfparaphrase,intratextuality assumes considerable freedom of self-interpretation.Moreover, this concept may turn out to be analytically useful in a more completedescription of textual self-referentiality, as in the case of Maciej Kazimierz Sarbiewski’sode to Pope Urban VIII (I 21).
ISSN:0867-0633
2545-2061