"intertextuality" is a rhetorical method, which means that in the recent context, the words appearing in the above are implied in the above, and the words appearing in the above are implied in the below, so that they penetrate and complement each other.
intertextuality is common in four-word phrases with coordinate structure, such as "morning glow and evening shade", "morning glow" and "evening shade" are intertextuality. In the idiom of coordinate structure, the characters show a symmetrical relationship of coordinate or contrast in structure.
there are four main types of intertextuality: single sentence intertextuality, even sentence intertextuality, multi-sentence intertextuality and alternate sentence intertextuality. The so-called single sentence intertextuality means that intertextuality appears in one sentence; Intertextuality refers to an intertextual sentence pattern in which two intertextual sentences are separated by other sentences. Multi-sentence intertextuality means that intertextuality appears in multiple adjacent sentences.
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The rhetorical function of intertextuality in classical poetry:
1. Words are rich in meaning and expand the capacity of poetry.
2. It is subtle, concise and thought-provoking, which enhances the artistic appeal of poetry.
3. Dual intertextuality and three-sentence intertextuality both require stability in the confrontation, forming a neat and symmetrical structural beauty.
Xin Qiji's Shui Long Yin "Shou Han Nan Jian Shang Shu": green fields, wind and smoke, vegetation in Pingquan, Dongshan singing and drinking. The three sentences are dual to each other, forming a tripod pair, and using historical allusions to express deep and complex feelings. "Green Field", "Pingquan" and "Dongshan" refer to the places where Tang Xiang Peidu, Li Deyu and Xie An, the prime minister of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, lived after retiring.
these three sentences are different from each other, that is, "green fields, flat springs, wind fields, vegetation and singing wine in Dongshan". Xin Qiji praised Han Nanjian's seclusion in Xinzhou with the wind, smoke, vegetation and singing wine in the secluded place of historical names, and expressed his noble interest in mountains and rivers.
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