intertextually造句

Poets following Virgil often refer intertextually to his works to generate meaning in their own poetry.
Whether we like it or not, language works like a mosaic of transformed quotes, or intertextually as Kristeva calls it, " the committee wrote.
Intertextually the dialogue has some commonalities with the work of Falquet de Romans ( 1212 & ndash; 1220 ), who travelled in Provence and Lombardy.
Essentially, his argument is that the racial and political contention that prevailed in New Orleans affected Degas, Chopin and Cable in similar ways : intertextually, as it were.
Thus, techniques and practices that would normally never be used in conjunction with one another in the creation of an artistic work end up being used intertextually in the creation of machinima.
It's difficult to find intertextually in a sentence. 用intertextually造句挺难的

Intertextually, " Na Carenza " has links with works by Arnaut de Maruelh and with the court of Azalais, the daughter of Raymond V of Toulouse and wife of Roger II Trencavel.
Recently, however, scholars have focused more positively on Nonnus'use of mythology within the poem as a way of talking about contemporary events, as a way of playing with generic conventions, and as a way of engaging with predecessors intertextually, leading to an encouraging reassessment of his poetic and narrative style.
According to Jane Marie Todd, " Glas " is a study of literary genre, and its seeming defiance of genre " allows this curious and challenging text [ to offer ] a direct contribution to literary theory : in both form and subject matter, it details a new way of viewing genre definitions . " Derrida himself described the text as " a sort of a wake, " in reference to James Joyce's " Finnegans Wake "; Alan Roughley argues, It is clear that his reading of Joyce's text haunts the way in which Derrida has constructed his exploration of Hegel and Genet by positioning separate and discrete textual columns next to each other so that it is necessary to read intertextually and follow the ways in which the textual play operates across and between the margins or borders of the page ( s ) and space ( s ) separating the columns.