THE PROBLEM OF INTERTEXTUALITY IN THE INTERDISCIPLINARY CONTEXT (BASED ON THE ORTHODOX SERMONS)

Abstract

The article concerns to the interdisciplinary context of the intertextuality notion in the foreshortening of two intertext conceptions: literary and linguistic. The literary conception is presented in the broad (intersemiotic) aspect – sermons are considered as verbal, non-verbal, hypertextual and polycode and in the narrow aspect – sermons are examined for citation, precedent texts and precedent phenomena. In the linguistic conception, the prototypical / typological intertextuality is a text-forming category that expresses typical and repetitive textual characteristics in the process of forming the genre of the Orthodox sermon.