Graham Allen's scientific contributions
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... The extensive study of intertextuality during the last decades (for instance, see Still and Worton 1990;Martínez Alfaro 1996;Allen 2000;Irwin 2004) has resulted in numerous detailed classifications of the concept in general, and the implementation of intertextual strategies in the analysis of literature, cinema, etc. Torop's 1995 study of the relationship between inter and intext, and an extensive classification of text interactions by Genette (1982), are also worth mentioning here. The latter distinguishes intertextuality (quotation, allusion, plagiarism), paratextuality (the relation of the title, epilogue, etc., with the text), metatextuality (the relationship between pretext and text), hypertextuality (parody and ridicule of other text) and architextuality (the genre interrelation of texts). ...
