Explicit intertextualities and implicit intertextualities

Abstract

We utilize a bibliographic analysis to relate the notions of implicit / explicit
intertextuality, based on the usage given to these concepts at the studies
of Piègay-Gros (2010) and Koch (2009). The first author divides the
intertextualities by co-presence (allusion – plagiarism [implicit], references
– citation [explicit]) and by derivation; Koch studies several categories of
intertextualities, among them the explicit ones (source of the present intertext)
and the implicit ones (source of the absent intertext). In Koch (2009), therefore,
the notion of explicitness / implicitness is related to the presence / absence of
reference to the paternity of the source text of the intertext. In Piègay-Gros
(2010), factors such as typographic marks and effects of meanings caused by
intertextualities.