INTERTEXTUALITY IN KAFKA SPIRIT AND RE-READING DOSTOIEVSKY OF TRUONG DANG DUNG

DOI: 10.18173/2354-1067.2024-0024

Abstract

Although intertextual theory in recentyears is no longer novel, it is an approach to explainand experience the depth of literary works. TruongDang Dung's poetry increasingly evokes manyreception directions for theorists, literary critics,and poetry-loving readers. The article explores theunique value of Truong Dang Dung's Kafka Spiritand Rereading Dostoievsky from an intertextualtheory, not only helping readers understand theissues raised in the field of linking texts but alsoidentifying the vast knowledge of the author, aswell as the new contributions of Truong DangDung's poems.