Palimpsests: literature in the second degree

Five types of transtexuality, among which hypertextuality

A few precautions

Parodia in Aristotle

Birth of parody?

Parody as a literary figure

Development of the vulgate

General chart of hypertextual practices

Brief parodies

Oulipian games

One word for another

Niagara: A novel

Burlesque travesty

Modern travesties

Imitation as a literary figure

A text cannot be imitated directly

Difficulties in distinguishing modes in mimotexts

Caricatures

Pastiches

Flaubert by Proust

Pastiche in the form of variations

Self-pastiche

Fictitious pastiches

The mock-heroic

Mixed parody

The antiromance

Play It Again, Sam

La Chasse spirituelle

Continuations

Endings for L Vie de Marianne and Le Paysan parvenu

La Fin de Lamiel

Cyclical continuations

The Aeneid, Telemachus

Andromaque, je pense à vous

Unfaithful continuations

Murderous continuations

The Non-Existent Knight

Supplement

Sequel, epilogue, Lotte in Weimar

Generic reactivation

Transposition

Translation

Versification

Prosification

Transmetrification

Transtylization

Quantitative transformations

Excision

Concision

Condensation

Digest

Proust to Mme Scheikévitch

Pseudosummary in Borges

Extension

Expansion

Amplification

Ambiguous practices

Intermodal transmodalization

Laforgue's Hamlet

Intramodal transmodalization

Rosenkrantz and Guildenstern are Dead

Diegetic transposition, starting with sex

Proximization

Pragmatic transformation

Unamuno, author of Quixote

Motivation

Demotivation

Transmotivation

Eulogies of Helen

Secondary valuation

Devaluation

Macbett

Aragon, author of Télémaque

Naissance de l'Odyssée

Transvaluation

Penthesilea

New supplements

A baffling hypertext

Hyperesthetic practices .