This document discusses intertextuality, which refers to relationships between texts where one text influences another. It defines intertextuality and distinguishes between deliberate and latent types. Examples are given of intertextuality in movies, songs, and scripts. The document instructs the reader to create a short script applying deliberate intertextuality through references or influences from another work.

1. Presented by:
Lester Cay Mercado, LPT
Teacher II

2. Identify intertextuality as a technique in drama.
Distinguish the types of intertextuality used in drama.
Create a well-written script applying intertextuality.

3. I think I had read, heard, or
watched that line before?

5. A prefix which means “between”
, “among”, “in the midst of”, or
“together.”

6. Refers to all attributes that
distinguish the communicative
content under analysis as an
object of study.

7. It is a literary device that creates
an interrelationship between
texts and generates related
understanding in separate
works.

8. The interconnection between
similar or related works of
literature that reflects and
influences a reader’s
interpretation of the text.

9. “Intertextuality” – “intertexto” (Latin word)
“Intermingle while weaving”

10. The study of sign and
symbols and their use or
interpretation.

11. “Cause you were Romeo, I
was scarlet letter and my
daddy said stay from
Juliet.”
- Taylor Swift’s “Love Story

12. “Mas gugustuhin ko pang
magpa-crucify kesa harap
harapang mo akong stupify. So
don’t be mad, so don’t be sad.
Lahat ng kabulukan mo’y
ilalahad.
- Salbakuta’s “Stupid Love”

13. • Deliberate Intertextuality
• Latent Intertextuality

18. • He was lying so obviously; you
could almost see his nose
growing.

19. • Amy wished that she could just
wave a hand, and Carl would
go Wingardium Leviosa out of
the door.

20. • It’s hard being an adult! I wish I
could fly too Neverland and
never come back.

21. • It’s hard being an adult! I wish I
could fly too Neverland and
never come back.

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26. 1. All the literary works are
original, no adaptation
technique was used.
2. Julia Kristeva was a Greek
semiotician.

27. 3. Intertexto is a latin word which
means intermingle while
weaving.
4. Semantics is the study of
signs and symbols and their
meanings.

28. 5. Deliberate means using
references and influences occur
incidentally.
6. Latent intertextuality means,
“unintentionally applied”

29. 1. Reel steel and Transformers
2. Gnomeo and Juliet and
Romeo and Juliet
3. The Meg and Jaws

30. 4. I would sleep for a thousand
years after long sufferings and
hardships.
5. She’s my genie in the bottle.
She granted my wishes in life.

31. Write a short script (5 to 10 lines of dialogue)
with DELIBERATE INTERTEXTUALITY from
another text (novel, movie, script, short story,
comics, etc. )

32. Don't hesitate to ask any questions!