Intertextual Examination of Big Issue Covers

Explore the intertextual references in two Big Issue covers - one referencing Punk British identity with Banksy and Nevermind the Bollocks, and the other featuring Office Christmas parties with references to Ruth Wilson, David Schwimmer, Ozzy Osbourne, and Jeff Goldblum. Analyze how these references attract the Big Issue audience, reflect the political position of the magazine, and influence copy sales. Delve into how the lead lines of the covers engage the readers.

• Intertextual
• Big Issue
• Cover Analysis
• Audience Engagement
• Political Reflection

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1. Intertextual research

3. Produce one of the following (for each cover): A hand designed mindmap (with a printout of the cover featuring on it). A web designed mindmap A PowerPoint with detailed slides A short film (animated slide show?) A vlog

4. For each cover you need to research and examine the following The intertextual references made. How the intertextual references attract the Big Issue audience (look up what the audience demographics should be if you don t remember) How the intertextual references reflect the political position of the Big Issue. How the intertextual references would help sell copies (or not as the case may be!) How the lead lines of what s inside also attract the audience.

5. Clues for cover 1 Punk British identity Banksy Nevermind the Bollocks

6. Clues for cover 2 Office Christmas parties Ruth Wilson David Schwimmer (and the lookalike) Ozzy Osbourne Jeff Goldblum