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Intertextuality and Self-Reflexivity

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This lecture delves into the concepts of intertextuality and self-reflexivity, focusing on a text by Bradbury. It explores how works reference each other and how fiction can be conscious of itself, going beyond mere allusions to deepen the reading experience. The discussion also touches on the metaphorical aspects of Mars and Martians, reflecting on themes like colonization, identity, and environmental destruction. The lecture analyzes how the text challenges traditional narratives and engages in a metafictional reflection on storytelling. Students are encouraged to consider the intricate layers of meaning and the complex relationship between fiction and reality within the narrative.

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