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Intertextuality in Writing Under Lotman’s Late Text View

Abstract Writing is a dialogic practice of which the essence lies in intertextuality. Taking intertextuality theory and Lotman’s late text view, which is in harmony with the essence of intertextuality theory as the theoretical basis, this paper aims to introduce four types of texts involved during the writing process, namely, intertext, consisting of both schema text and exterior text, reader text, context text and the individualized text referring to the final output of writer and also the offspring of the intertextuality of the aforementioned three texts. Moreover, the paper briefly analyzes the intertextual relationships among these four texts in the hope of raising more interest in intertextual practice and intertextual awareness of writing.