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The 14 pages that link to Originality, each with the reason it gives.

• IntertextualityCompared with: Intertextuality challenges absolute originality by showing how texts reuse existing forms and language.

• Appropriation (art)Compared with: Appropriation tests whether artistic value requires an original source image.

• CollageCompared with: Collage unsettles simple ideas of originality by making selection and rearrangement central creative acts.

• Andy WarholRelated: His repeated images challenged the expectation that an artwork must be unique to be original.

• Academy Award for Best Original ScreenplayRelated: The category’s central distinction depends on whether a screenplay is sufficiently independent of prior material.

• CreativityRelated: It overlaps with novelty but can also concern the source or authorship of an idea.

• Death of the AuthorRelated: Barthes’s account of writing as recombination unsettles the image of the author as an originator.

• Found objectRelated: A found object raises the question of whether originality lies in making or in choosing.

• Remix cultureCompared with: Remix challenges the idea that creativity requires making something wholly unprecedented.

• Authenticity in artRelated: Artistic authenticity is often judged by whether a work embodies its maker’s distinctive contribution.

• Jean PaulhanCompared with: Paulhan questioned whether writing can escape inherited forms in order to become original.

• Roy LichtensteinRelated: His close adaptations challenge the assumption that originality requires inventing an image from scratch.

• Postmodern musicRelated: Postmodern borrowing recasts originality as transformation and recombination rather than creation from nothing.

• EclecticismRelated: Combining inherited elements complicates judgments about whether a result is original.