theories
type: Concept
narrower: intertextuality

intertextuality
definition: Intertextuality is often used (in a strict sense) to refer to the intersection and cross-referencing that exist between texts. Intertextuality is a component of many older media forms such as novels, television and radio, where the understanding or ‘decoding’ of any one text may often refer to, or even require, the understanding of another text or texts. [Source: The SAGE Dictionary of Leisure Studies; Intertextuality]
broader: theories
broader: concepts and terms in curriculum studies
type: Concept

concepts and terms in curriculum studies
type: Concept
narrower: intertextuality

concepts
type: Collection
type: ConceptGroup
member: intertextuality