Archive: intertextuality

• History Does Re-actualize Itself: Intertextuality and Social Change

  By MRazavi October 17, 2012

  “There can be no statement that does not reactualize others.”  Norman Fairclough (1992), a linguistic, quotes Foucault in his book Discourse and Social Change.  In other words, nothing we say is compl

  Categories: 2012, The Gnovis Blog Tags: identity, identity creation, intertextuality, linguistics, perception, social change, social psychology, sociolinguistics, sociopolitics