Text, Context, Intertext: Reading Zone 14 as Resistance Television in Postapartheid South Africa.
The article analyzes intertextual referenced texts used in the South African television drama series "Zone 14" to draw an association with themes of resistance in postapartheid South Africa. Topics discussed include fusion of realism and absurdism in "Zone 14's" intertextual reference to the theater...
| Publicado en: | Intertexts Vol. 28; no. 1; pp. 25 - 49 |
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University of Nebraska Press
Spring2024
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