Chornovol-Tkachenko R. The Pre-Text as a Platform for Linguostylistic Realization of the Category of Intertextuality (as based on the tales by Lewis Carroll)

The paper applies the integrative approach to the theory of intertextuality, text linguistics, and linguostylistics to reveal the intertextual potential of the pre-text Alice in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll, focusing on its intertext as linguostylistic means that realize it in secondary texts as a result of intertextual contacts. The paper specifies the foundation of the theory of intertextuality to identify the pre-text as a linguistic and cultural phenomenon, as well as the mechanism of its realization during intertextual contacts; presents a typology of pre-texts; reveals the intertextual potential of the dilogy by Lewis Carroll as a pre-text and a secondary text; classifies its aspects of precedence; and suggests a structural semantic classification of its intertext represented by allusions and quotations and its stylistic potential.