Intertextuality as an Object of the Linguopragmatic Approach in Linguistics

Intertextuality is an important research issue in contemporary linguistics. This article examines its linguistic aspects, the linguopragmatic approach, its distinctive features, and its functions in literary texts. It discusses the concept and types of intertextuality and the emergence and investigation of this phenomenon in modern linguistics. Particular attention is paid to the role of intertextual units in enabling language users to interpret texts correctly and grasp their original meaning. The article also engages with the views of linguists who have examined the scholarly significance of intertextuality and draws relevant conclusions.