Intertekstualnost u sportskim rubrikama tabloida

Newspapers and tabloids, after receiving their online counterparts, have become one of the most used types of media in the 21st century. Newspapers and especially tabloids are using particular techniques in order to attract the readers. While the newspapers rely mostly on the information and the relevance of that information, the tabloid articles mostly rely on gossip and subjective writing and that is why it is very important for the article to have an interesting or ambiguous headline. This paper will try to further explain intertextuality and its origins in the theoretical part, as well as intertextual use in the headlines which are connected to sports and particularly connected to American and English football. This paper will also provide an interpretation of several articles from famous tabloid magazines such as The Sun from England and The New York Times from the United States. Since intertextuality is not always used alone in the headlines, but rather with other stylistic devices such as metaphor, metonymy, and others, this paper will also provide a table with stylistic devices and their frequency or infrequency in the headlines of the articles