Review of Traditional rhetoric According to the intertextuality

The purpose of this paper is to examine the origins of Theory of intertextuality in traditional Persian rhetoric. According to M.H. Abrams, intertextuality through the following occurs: Quotes, repeat and change the form and content features, Or through forced participation in the use of language and literary treasure of the traditions and rules. Among the critics of classical Iranian, theory of intertextuality, is not hidden. Terms of Iranian critics varied with terms of modern western critics. A brief discussion of the theory was common among Islamic rhetoric scientists. This concept was used in discussions of literary Srqat. This concept is also used in the adaptation and imitation. This paper attempts to address these issues.