This seminar-style course surveys foundational work on intertextuality from a variety of fields, as well as modern applications within sociolinguistics. Throughout the quarter, students will apply this theoretical background on intertextuality to independent projects that analyze how the links between texts and conversations shape meaning within discourse.
2-4 units · Letter or Credit/No Credit
This seminar-style course surveys foundational work on intertextuality from a variety of fields, as well as modern applications within sociolinguistics. Throughout the quarter, students will apply this theoretical background on intertextuality to independent projects that analyze how the links between texts and conversations shape meaning within discourse.
Offered in Spring 2027 at Stanford University.