INTERTEXTUAL THEMES IN THE LITERARY TEXTS OF MODERN FOREIGN WRITERS

Abstract

 Comparative analysis of the works of the world’s writer enables more thorough comprehension of world literary masterpieces. Identifying the patterns of interliterary communication the works of national writers come into the public domain of the international literature and research audience. Cultural integration is focused on mutual understanding and mutual enlargement of spiritual heritage of

literary artists within the intercultural field. It is fiction works that were, are and will be the most demanded and required cultural assets.

 Literature is the art of writing, and a word is the means of communication which is basically used by any native speaker, while those who know foreign languages can join the intercultural communication by reading and learning the original texts of the world literary masterpieces. Fiction due to its specific character is the most humane form of art.

 Literary artists have always been concerned with the universal human issues such as War and Peace, Fathers and Sons, Social status of a woman, the theme of Childhood and many others. Famous national writers have taken the childhood theme close to heart and developed it with all their responsibility. One of the significant works concerning the youngsters issue is the novel created by a Japanese writer Kenzaburo Oe "The food invades my spirit. In 1994 Kenzaburo Oe was awarded the Nobel prize for that he with poetic force creates an imagined world, where life and myth condense to form a disconcerting picture of the human predicament today'.