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Workshop literary theory: to prepare the tray of French sequence "rewrites" • CHASSAY J.-F., art. "Intertextuality" Dictionary of Literary, P. Aron, D. Saint-Jacques & A. Viala (eds.), PUF, 2002 305-307: "Strictly speaking, we call intertextuality the continuing and perhaps infinite material transfer records within the overall discourse. In this perspective, to any text can be read as being at the junction of other statements in places that reading and analysis can construct or deconstruct at will. [...] Far from bringing the debate to a reflection on the literary text alone, [the notion] involves considering all the texts in a global network. Especially since the non-literary texts clearly, the legal and political texts in particular, abound in such transactions. Therefore, the novel can be regarded as a laboratory of discursive practices in general. "• Mr. ANGENOT," Intertextuality: survey on the emergence and dissemination of a notional field, "Journal of Human Sciences, 89, 1983 128: "The approach "Intertextual" may have the effect of breaking the close of the literary canon to include it in a large network of transaction types and status of discursive, social discourse. There is a new attitude about the place occupied by the same literary symbolic activity. " • R. Barthes, "Text (theory)", Encyclopedia Universalis, 1973 (see S. Rabau, intertextuality, Flammarion, GF-Corpus, 2002, Text III) "All text is an intertext; other texts are present in him , at varying levels, in forms more or less recognizable: the texts of the previous crop, those of the surrounding culture, while new text is a tissue of quotations of age. Pass in the text, redistributed him, pieces of code, formulas, rhythmic models, fragments of social languages, etc.. Because there is always language before and the text around it. [...] The intertext is a general field of anonymous forms, whose origin is rarely spotted, unconscious or automatic quotations, given without quotation marks. " Proponents of intertextuality" widespread, "the thesis of literary discourse interdiscurvité makes a social discourse among others, and practice always political. It was already one of the themes of the Tel Quel group around 1968: