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Introduction
Chapter One Theoretical Framework: Intertextuality
1.1 Bakhtin's Dialogism
1.2 Kristeva's Intertextuality
1.3 Roland Barthes: Further Development
1.4 Genette and Riffaterre: Structuralist Approach
1.5 Harold Bloom's Theory of Influence
Chapter Two Intertextual Study of Herzog and Ravelstein
2.1 Intertextuality in Herzog
2.2 Intertextuality in Ravelstein
2.3 Comparison of Intertextuality in Herzog and Ravelstein
Chapter Three Intertextual Connections of the Two Texts
3.1 Thematic References
3.1.1 Quest
3.1.2 Defending Tradition
3.1.3 Love
3.1.4 Life and Death
3.1.5 Jewishness
3.2 Echoing Relations
3.2.1 Paradox
3.2.2 Pedantry
3.2.3 Reality Instructor
3.2.4 Images Employed
Chapter Four Intertextual Writing and Intertextual Reading
4.1 Intertextual Writing
4.2 Intertextuality's Functions and Effects
4.3 Significance of Intertextual Reading of Bellow's Fiction
Conclusion
Works Cited
Acknowledgements