Intertextuality in Western art music

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Preface 1. Eco, Chopin, and the Limits of Intertextuality 2. The Appeal to Structure 3. On Codes, Topics, and Leaps of Interpretation 4. Bloom, Freud, and Riffaterre: Influence and Intertext as Signs of the Uncanny 5. Narrative and Intertext: The Logic of Suffering in Lutoslawski's Symphony No. 4 Glossary Notes Works Cited Index

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