互文性理论的创始人是法国的克里斯蒂娃,她自己根据几个最常用的法语词缀和词根拼合而成一个新词——互文性(intertextualite),并以多种方式给出定义。但互文性的概念在巴尔特的《文本理论》一文中才获得正统地位,并越来越受到文论界的青睐[1]。此后,各种背景的理论家纷纷接过这个概念,按照自己的需要,对它进行调整和再阐释。 The founder of intertextuality was Christieva of France, who put together a new word, intertextualite, based on several of the most commonly used French affixes and roots, and gave definitions in a variety of ways. However, the concept of intertextuality has gained orthodox status in Barthes’ text theory and is increasingly favored by literary critics [1]. Since then, theorists of all backgrounds have taken over the concept and adjusted and reinterpreted it according to their own needs.