INTERTEXTUAL SYMBOLS: THE FUNCTION OF CITATION IN FORMULATING MEANING IN POSTMODERN TEXTS
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| author | Sadikova Dildora Nizomovna |
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| contents | <p><em><span lang="EN-US">This analysis explores the profound role of intertextuality in the creation and evolution of symbolic meaning. It argues that symbols do not possess inherent, fixed meanings but derive their power and resonance from a network of prior uses and citations across texts and cultural artifacts. The act of citing a symbol—whether in literature, art, or media—is not a neutral repetition but a transformative practice that layers it with new connotations while simultaneously invoking its historical baggage. This paper examines how this citational practice enriches narrative depth, fosters cultural dialogue, and allows for the subversion of traditional meanings, positioning intertextuality as the fundamental mechanism through which symbols accumulate and transmit cultural significance.</span></em></p> |
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| spellingShingle | INTERTEXTUAL SYMBOLS: THE FUNCTION OF CITATION IN FORMULATING MEANING IN POSTMODERN TEXTS Sadikova Dildora Nizomovna intertextuality, postmodernism, transtextuality, symbol, citation <p><em><span lang="EN-US">This analysis explores the profound role of intertextuality in the creation and evolution of symbolic meaning. It argues that symbols do not possess inherent, fixed meanings but derive their power and resonance from a network of prior uses and citations across texts and cultural artifacts. The act of citing a symbol—whether in literature, art, or media—is not a neutral repetition but a transformative practice that layers it with new connotations while simultaneously invoking its historical baggage. This paper examines how this citational practice enriches narrative depth, fosters cultural dialogue, and allows for the subversion of traditional meanings, positioning intertextuality as the fundamental mechanism through which symbols accumulate and transmit cultural significance.</span></em></p> |
| title | INTERTEXTUAL SYMBOLS: THE FUNCTION OF CITATION IN FORMULATING MEANING IN POSTMODERN TEXTS |
| topic | intertextuality, postmodernism, transtextuality, symbol, citation |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17837332 |