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intertextual

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in·ter·tex·tu·al  (ntr-tksch-l)
adj.
Relating to or deriving meaning from the interdependent ways in which texts stand in relation to each other.

inter·textu·ali·ty (-l-t) n.
inter·textu·al·ly adv.


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