MYTH AND INTERTEXTUALITY IN NATIVE AMERICAN LITERATURE

Hamroyeva Solihabonu Bobir qizi

Keywords: Key words: myth, intertextuality, mythic traditions, culture, symbolic meaning, indigenous people, spiritual intertextuality, past and present, reinterpretation and transformation.


Abstract

Abstract. In this article, the usage of elements like myth and intertextuality by writers of Native American literature is analyzed. Myth and intertextuality are integral elements that weave a rich tapestry in literature, adding layers of meaning and depth to narratives. The interplay between these two concepts not only enriches storytelling but also establishes connections across cultures and time periods. In this article, we delve into the significance of myth and intertextuality in Native American literature, exploring how different authors masterfully used them in their writings.


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