Intertextual Strategy of the Narrator of the Second Epistle of Peter in the Catalogue of Virtues (1:5-7)
fot. M. Rosik Introduction According toM. Głowiński, intertextuality can be generally defined as a case of adoption or imitation, accompanied by a differentiating element, when a certain interplay between texts is established and the element of dialogism is present[1]. G. Genette refers to the relationship between the later text or hypertext and the earlier, underlying …