Rethinking Intertextuality

This book innovates and originally renews the Intertextual and Interdisciplinary Studies between Text Theory, Sociology of Culture and methodological issues of research between Sociology of Culture and Cultural Anthropology, a book that analyzes methodological issues in the study of Cultural Heritage, Urban Can Pickers, processes of transculturation, interculturality and multiethnic learning between the United States and Mexico focusing on anthropological forms of transcultural ethnography, discusses the concept of the observed observer in social sciences, the relationships between form, identity and difference, proposes and develops an essay on the rethinking of intertextuality in participant observation and fieldwork, as well as offers an analysis on the relationship between postmodernism and dualism in culture covering studies on Cuba, the United States and Mexico, in summary proposes a wide-ranging theoretical development on the possibilities of intertextuality in research methodology.