Influence and intertextuality in literary history - Clayton, Jay; Rothstein, Eric; Rajan, Tilottama; Doane, A. N.; Friedman, Susan Stanford; Schaub, Thomas; Pondrom, Cyrena N.; Keller, Lynn; Weiner, Andrew D.; Steele, Jeffrey; Andrews, William L.; Draine, Betsy (Madison, Wis. : University of Wisconsin Press, 1991)
Part I

1. Figures in the corpus: theories of influence and intertextuality / Jay Clayton and Eric Rothstein

Part II

2. The aplhabet of suffering: Effie Deans, Tess Durbeyfield, Martha Rey, and Hetty Sorrel / Jay Clayton

3. Intertextuality and the subject of reading/writing / Tilottama Rajan

4. Oral texts, intertexts, and intratexts: editing Old English / A. N. Doane

5. Diversity and change in literary histories / Eric Rothstein

Part III

6. Weavings: intertextuality and the (re)birth of the author / Susan Stanford Friedman

7. Allusion and itertext: history in 'The end of the road' / Thomas Schaub

8. Influence? or intertextuality?: the complicated connection of Edith Sitwell with Gertrude Stein / Cyrena N. Pondrom

9. "For inferior who is free?": liberating the woman writer in Marianne Moore's "Marriage" / Lynn Keller

10. Sidney/Spenser/Shakespeare: influence/intertextuality/intention / Andrew D. Weiner

11. The call of Eurydice; mourning and intertextuality in Margaret Fuller's writing / Jeffrey Steele

12. Inter(racial)textuality in nineteenth-century southern narrative / William L. Andrews

13. Chronotope and intertext: the case of Jean Rhys's 'Quartet' / Betsy Draine
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Keywords: English literature -- History and criticism -- Theory, etc; American literature -- History and criticism -- Theory, etc; Influence (Literary, artistic, etc.); Intertextuality; utjecaj (književni, umjetnički); intertekstualnost