Methodological algorithm for interpreting intertextuality within the orthodox sermon (case study of the english orthodox sermon fragment)

The article represents a methodological algorithm for interpreting intertextuality in the English Orthodox sermon, which contains following five successive stages. first stage identifies scientific and backgrounds of study intertextuality, including interdisciplinary coverage, as well it traces evolution views on notions “intertextuality”; diversity approaches to typology intertextual relations have been revealed problem functions modern texts has outlined. fragments singled out at second stage. types subtypes connections, their systematization classification, different level means actualization marking intertext definition features semantic transformation functional purpose recipient text third sources identified systematized previous stages divided into nuclear, near-peripheral far-peripheral fourth sermon determined view compositional-structural, semantic, pragmatic, linguistic cultural other aspects fifth