intertextual reference

collocation in English

meanings of reference

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reference
noun
uk /ˈref.ər.əns/ us /ˈref.ɚ.əns/
a mention ...
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Examples of intertextual reference

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There is, then, in nineteenth-century mathematics texts a variety of forms of intertextual reference that is absent in their twentiethcentury counterparts.
Intertextualreference presented rhetorical problems to the nineteenth-century mathematician that are absent in modern science.
Both papers are impersonal in style and rely heavily on the use of implicit forms of intertextualreference such as lexis rather than explicit forms.
They also make the texts a particularly fruitful place to examine the functions of intertextualreference.
The question that motivates the paper is a general one about the function of intertextualreference in modern scientific and mathematical texts.
In virtue of these features the period is particularly fruitful in the study of the functions of intertextualreference.
Of course, quodlibet technique must always involve the composer making at least one strategic intertextualreference.
His historical framework made reference to earlier practices of cover and intertextualreference from the early 1960s onwards.
The dearth of explicit intertextualreference in modern scientific papers is also a consequence of the changed nature of assumed audiences.
What are the functions of intertextualreference in modern scientific texts?
In the nineteenth century one finds a far greater variety of forms of intertextualreference.
Another form of intertextualreference that performs a similar function is when authors refer to previous work of theirs that was important in the development of a result.
However, the citation is just a particular explicit form of intertextualreference; its function needs to be considered in the context of the more general question that opens this paragraph.
Indeed, there is a strong case for arguing that intertextualreference is a more central and significant component of scientific writing than it is of literary writing.
These features of intertextualreference in the period are of interest in themselves - they provide an unexplored perspective on the institutional changes in science in the nineteenth century.
These intertextual references partly serve to situate a readership in a history of texts in the manner outlined earlier.
This point is of particular relevance to the differences in the form and range of intertextual references.
There is little room for creativity in the choice of means for signaling intertextual references.
The intertextual references in it are more specific.
This openness of the mathematics register in the nineteenth century is also apparent in the range of intertextual references.
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