Intertextuality

1. Intertextuality

2. Adaptation Name one text that has been adapted, either in the same form or in a different form. Name the text here. Place images of the original and the adaptation here.

3. Adaptation Explain one way that the adaptation of the text provides new insight into the original text Provide your answer, potentially including images or video, here.

4. Appropriation Name one symbol from a literary text that has been appropriated into popular culture. Name the symbol here and provide a range of images from different texts illustrating its use

5. Appropriation Explain what this symbol has come to mean when it is seen in popular culture. Provide your answer, potentially including images or video, here.

6. Appropriation Name one character from a literary text that has been appropriated into popular culture. Name the character here and provide a range of images

7. Appropriation Explain what this character has come to mean when it is seen in popular culture. Provide your answer, potentially including images or video, here.

8. Genre Choose a typical genre and name 3 films/novels/tv shows from within the genre that follow its traditional conventions Name the genre and provide images of your three texts here.

9. Genre Create a dot point list of the traditional plot of the texts

10. Genre Draw a graph of the usual level of tension experienced by audiences as they progress through the narrative you have described.

11. Genre Name one text from the genre which challenges audience expectations. Explain how the audience are surprised by the narrative arc of the text. Provide your answer, potentially including images or video, here.

12. Parody Provide one example of a comic moment when one text parodied another. Provide your answer, potentially including images or video, here.

13. Parody Provide a second example of a comic moment when one text parodied another. Provide your answer, potentially including images or video, here.