In Search of Mechanisms of Intertextuality: The Case of Kaur Kender
In Search of Mechanisms of Intertextuality: The Case of Kaur Kender

Summary/Abstract: In much of practical research in cultural studies the notion of “culture”, though central to the analysis, is, as a rule, taken for granted. More significantly, there seems to be a curious gap between explicit definitions — in the rare cases when they are given — and the notion that guides the practice of empirical studies as revealed in their “non-critical” passages, i.e. those where remarks “in-passing” are made as part of actual analysis.[...]

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