before a president practically begins his four-year term of office in iran, a formal inaugural ceremony is held in the parliament. being attended by national dignitaries and representatives from other countries, the inauguration of iran's seventh president, hasan rouhani, was spectacular in several respects. the current study aimed at investigating the generic structure and rhetorical move...

This paper examines why there are different thresholds for the offences of stirring up racial hatred and religious in UK’s Public Order Act 1986. Concepts genealogy, intertextuality problematisation used to structure a critical discourse analysis that traces understandings race, religion, across legal texts. The reveals rift between assertions within parliament race is an immutable characterist...

© Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2015 N. Boulus-Rødje et al. (eds.), ECSCW 2015: Proceedings of the 14th European Conference on Computer Supported Cooperative Work, 19–23 September 2015, Oslo, Norway, DOI 10.1007/978-3-319-20499-4_6 Abstract Actors in the building process are critically dependent on a corpus of written text that draws the distributed work tasks together. This pap...

Reading has been perceived as a dynamic transactional process wherein readers negotiate meaning with writers by virtue of their prior knowledge. The act of meaning construction is realized primarily through the exploration of intertextual links that connect various sources of texts the readers have composed or experienced. Readers utilize intertextuality as an inquiry tool to build their own pe...

THE DESCRIPTION OF The Na11'!e of the Rose that appears on the dust-jacket of -its first edition declares that the novel is difficult to define since, among other reasons, "the author asserts, perhaps mendaciously, that not one word is his own" (qtd. in Stephens 1983, 51). Readers conversant with theories of intertextuality and with Eco's own theoretical writings will readily discern a conspicu...

This article examines the narrative strategies used in world religious literature, exploring how these texts create and convey meaning they shape beliefs practices across different cultures time periods. The provides a theoretical framework for understanding strategy role of historical cultural contexts, characters, plot structure, symbolism metaphor, point view perspective, intertextuality. By...

This paper describes the Quantitative Criticism Lab, a collaborative initiative between classicists, quantitative biologists, and computer scientists to apply ideas and methods drawn from the sciences to the study of literature. A core goal of the project is the use of computational biology, natural language processing, and machine learning techniques to investigate authorial style, intertextua...

Intertextuality is a prominent feature of academic writing, and the ability to use sources effectively and appropriately is an essential skill which novice writers must acquire. It is also a complex skill, and student performance is not always successful. It is presumably beneficial for students to receive consistent messages about what source use is and is not appropriate, but some evidence su...

The works of William Shakespeare have a universal influence and are considered representatives all times ages. Critics, scholars, academics, students been rereading, reexamining, retelling, restaging his plays century after century. This dissertation proposes to examine Tempest as postmodern text. elements: ant-formality, pastiche, intertextuality, paranoia, irony, playfulness, puns, wordplays,...