linterdiscursività

Linterdiscursività refers to the interconnectedness and dialogue between different discourses. It is a concept used in linguistics and discourse analysis to understand how various forms of communication influence and shape each other. Essentially, it examines how one text or speech act draws upon, refers to, or responds to other texts or speech acts, creating a complex web of meaning. This can manifest in various ways, such as quoting, alluding to, summarizing, or even contradicting previous statements.

The concept highlights that no discourse exists in isolation. Each utterance is embedded within a broader cultural and communicative context, inheriting meanings and assumptions from prior discussions. Linterdiscursività helps analyze how speakers and writers position themselves in relation to others, how they build arguments by referencing established knowledge, or how they challenge existing perspectives. It is a key element in understanding the dynamic nature of language and how meaning is collaboratively constructed and negotiated. Researchers use this concept to study a wide range of communicative practices, from everyday conversations to academic writing and political speeches.