Palimpsests: literature in the second degree

Frontmatter
Foreword (Gerald Prince, page ix)
Translators' Preface (page xiii)
Palimpsests
	1 Five Types of transtexuality, among which hypertexuality (page 1)
	2 A few precautions (page 7)
	3 Parodia in Aristotle (page 10)
	4 Birth of parody? (page 12)
	5 Parody as a literary figure (page 15)
	6 Development of the vulgate (page 19)
	7 General chart of hypertextual practices (page 24)
	8 Brief parodies (page 31)
	9 Oulipian games (page 39)
	10 One word for another (page 49)
	11 Niagara: A Novel (page 53)
	12 Burlesque travesty (page 56)
	13 Modern travesties (page 66)
	14 Imitation as a literary figure (page 73)
	15 A text cannot be imitated directly (page 81)
	16 Difficulties in distinguishing modes in mimotexts (page 85)
	17 Caricatures (page 89)
	18 Pastiches (page 98)
	19 Flaubert by Proust (page 103)
	20 Pastiche in the form of variations (page 120)
	21 Self-pastiche (page 124)
	22 Fictitious pastiches (page 128)
	23 The mock-heroic (page 133)
	24 Mixed parody (page 143)
	25 The antiromance (page 148)
	26 Play It Again, Sam (page 156)
	27 La Chasse spirituelle (page 158)
	28 Continuations (page 161)
	29 Ending for La Vie de Marianne and Le Paysan parvenu (page 165)
	30 La Fin de Lamiel (page 171)
	31 Cyclical continuations (page 175)
	32 The Aeneid, Telemachus (page 181)
	33 Andromaque, je pense à vous (page 183)
	34 Unfaithful continuations (page 192)
	35 Murderous continuations (page 196)
	36 The Non-Existent Knight (page 200)
	37 Supplement (page 202)
	38 Sequel, epilogue, Lotte in Weimar (page 206)
	39 Generic reactivation (page 210)
	40 Transportation (page 212)
	41 Translation (page 214)
	42 Verification (page 218)
	43 Prosification (page 219)
	44 Transmetrification (page 225)
	45 Transtylization (page 226)
	46 Quantitative transformations (page 228)
	47 Excision (page 229)
	48 Concision (page 235)
	49 Condensation (page 237)
	50 Digest (page 246)
	51 Proust to Mme Scheikévitch (page 248)
	52 Pseudosummary in Borges (page 251)
	53 Extension (page 254)
	54 Expansion (page 260)
	55 Amplification (page 262)
	56 Ambiguous practices (page 269)
	57 Intermodal transmodalization (page 277)
	58 Laforgue's Hamlet (page 282)
	59 Intramodal transmodalization (page 284)
	60 Rozenkrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead (page 292)
	61 Diegetic transportation, starting with sex (page 294)
	62 Proximization (page 303)
	63 Pragmatic transformation (page 311)
	64 Unamuno, author of Quixote (page 317)
	65 Motivation (page 324)
	66 Demotivation (page 328)
	67 Transmotivation (page 328)
	68 Eulogies of Helen (page 335)
	69 Secondary valuation (page 343)
	70 Primary valuation (page 350)
	71 Devaluation (page 354)
	72 Machett (page 358)
	73 Aragon, author of Télémaque (page 360)
	74 Naissance de l'Odyssée (page 363)
	75 Transvaluation (page 367)
	76 Penthesilea (page 375)
	77 New supplements (page 377)
	78 A baffling hypertext (page 381)
	79 Hyperesthetic practices (page 384)
	80 End (page 394)
Appendix (page 401)
Notes (page 429)
Index (page 475)