Early Modern Intertextuality

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Focusing on the application of post-structuralist intertextuality, this book argues for a nuanced understanding of early modern texts beyond mere source identification. It emphasizes the era's deliberate engagement with classical and contemporary works, showcasing how writers like Shakespeare and Milton employed mythology, allegory, and satire. The analysis highlights the dynamic interplay of texts and narrative systems, making it a valuable resource for students and scholars interested in early modern literature and its creative processes.