Intertextuality As a Technique of Meaning Formation in Cultural Texts

Abstract

The process of meaning formation in cultural texts is considered in various humanities from different approaches, and the techniques of meaning formation are substantiated. Intertextuality in modern science is interpreted in the context of literary studies, within the framework of the cognitive component, in contrast, the author develops the concept of intertextual meaning formation as an emotional and value component in the structure of culture. The author's concept of intertextual meaning formation in cultural texts is proposed, based on a dialogue between texts mediated by human consciousness, in the context of existing connections historically conditioned or stipulated by the author of the text himself. It is shown that in the process of interaction of cultural texts, new semantic constructs and semantic spheres are formed. As a result of the research, the principles of intertextual meaning formation are highlighted: dialogicity, inconsistency, functionality. The concept of intertextual meaning formation is based on the interpretation (understanding) of the cultural text.