La anamnesis literaria y el texto como ente iterable en el posestructuralismo: repaso histórico de la teoría de la intertextualidad

Abstract

Of the many difficult aspects linguists must overcome in order to achieve a complete and accurate analysis of any literary text, the intertextual traces that permeate such texts are undoubtedly the most challenging. Literature, in general, and drama, in particular, have not been deeply studied from the tenets of the theory of intertextuality, yet this is indeed of the utmost importance in order to achieve a worthy study. This article reviews the state of the art of poststructuralist research upon the theory of intertextuality to prove that the function of the intertextual frames which permeate and pervade any literary text must be analysed in order to ensure its lettered texture and a better understanding of literature.