...that an educated reader perceives surrounding the novel. Thais Morgan suggests that intertextuality, "as a structural analysis of texts in relation to...signifying practices or uses of signs in culture," shifts attention from the triad constituted by author/work/tradition to another constituted by text/discourse/culture....

...Hypertext and literary theory Hypertext and intertextuality Thai's Morgan suggests that intertextuality, "as a structural analysis of texts in relation to...signifying practices or uses of signs in culture," shifts attention from the triad constituted by author/work/tradition to another constituted by text/discourse/culture....

...(p. 56). Landow quoted Morgan as suggesting that a new emphasis on the intertextuality of writing, "as a structural analysis of texts in relation to...signifying practices or uses of signs in culture," in Landow's words, "shifts attention from the triad constituted by author/work/tradition to another...

...definition ("Is There," 1-2) of intertextuality is helpful here: "[Intertextual reading is] a structured analysis of texts in relation to the larger system...signifying practices or uses of signs in culture." Ellen van Wolde ("Texts in Dialogue with Other Texts: Intertextuality in the Ruth and Tamar Narratives,"...

...justify its being. This notion is supported by Thais Morgan in her essay The Space of Intertextuality': 'As a structural analysis of texts in relation to...and the relative value of imitation or originality* (O'Donnell and Con Davis 239). As she remarks with an intuitive perception, every text has another...