چکیده:
It focuses on the relationship between a text and its related hypertexts. In other words, transtextuality refers to the relationship between a text and its continuous and discrete paratexts. The meta-text is the interpretive relationship of a text; in this field, efforts are made to detail how relationships between texts function from a Genette perspective.
خلاصه ماشینی:
Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences: No. 65, Winter 2010 "38-89" Human Sciences:No. 56,Winter 2008ẓ127-142Ẓ Transtextuality: Studying the Relationships of a Text with Other Texts *Bahman Namvar Motlagh Academy of Arts Abstract The relationship of a text with other texts is one of the important subjects that has attracted the attention of researchers such as Kristeva, Barthes, Riffaterre, Genette, etc.
After that, Gerard Genette, by expanding the scope of Kristeva's studies, named any relationship between a text and other texts or its non-self with the new term transtextuality (Transtextualite) and divided it into five categories, of which intertextuality is considered one of them.
Introduction The relationship of a text with other texts is one of the important subjects that has attracted the attention of great researchers such as Julia Kristeva, Roland Barthes1, Michael Riffaterre2, Laurent Jenny3 and Gerard Genette4 through open structuralism and post-structuralism.
-------------- (11)- De?construction From Intertextuality to Transtextuality Gerard Genette, more extensively and systematically than Julia Kristeva and Roland Barthes, examines the relationships between a text and other texts.
Genette divides these relationships into five large categories: intertextuality, paratextuality, metatextuality, hypertextuality, and architextuality.
" This issue distinguishes Kristevan intertextuality from Genettian transtextuality, because Genette is explicitly in search of relationships of influence and being influenced, and especially in hypertextual relationships- (21)- Polyphonique (31)- Tel Quel (41)- Philippe Sollers (51)- Jaques Derrida places the influence between two or more texts as the main axis of his studies, which will be discussed in detail.
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