LINGUISTIC APPROACHES TO INTERTEXTUALITY IN ENGLISH AND UZBEK LANGUAGES

Abstract

According to the linguistic interpretation, intertextuality consists in the fact that the author can "intentionally create" the interaction between texts and show it to the reader with the help of special formal means. This deliberate intertextuality shows that not only the author must consciously include parts of other texts in his text, but also the addressee must be able to correctly determine the author's intention and perceive the text in a dialogic relationship. So, we are talking about such a communicative process, the necessary condition of which is "Intertextual consciousness" of both partners. S. Holthuis (1993) in his work suggests the special term "Intertextual dispositions" for this relationship, which means the presence of certain intertextual signals or indications in the text. They are able to encourage the recipient to look for links of this text with another.