Intertextuality or How all stories are linked – Alexandra Dold

Join us for a fascinating talk on intertextuality — a concept that explores how books, movies, and other works of art echo, reference, or transform each other. Simply put, intertextuality is about how all stories are linked, whether through familiar plots, characters, or subtle nods to past works.

Alex’s research interests are Highland literature and historical novels and she is currently finishing her Ph.D. research on Diana Gabaldon’s Outlander novels as public history. See how Outlander draws from history, mythology, and literature to create its rich world and learn how you can recognise intertextuality in your next reading adventure.

• There’s no need to register to attend in person – just arrive on the evening to watch together on the big screen – Alex will join us via Zoom
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