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Andrés de Azevedo
Resumen: El presente trabajo defiende la idea de que el Cours de linguistique générale (=CLG) de F. de Saussure es un texto clásico, categoría en apariencia reñida con la literatura científica. Apoyándose en el concepto de transtextualidad de Gerard Genette (1982) y las diversas formas en que resulta aplicable al famoso libro, se consideran relaciones textuales dentro y fuera del CLG que ponen en evidencia y justifican tal estatus.
Abstract: This article claims that Ferdinand de Saussure’s Cours de linguistique générale (CLG) could well be treated as a classical book, a category that doesn’t seem to belong to the scientific literature. To support this idea we focus on the concept of transtextuality as was developed by Gerard Genette (1982) and different ways in which it permeates the famous book. By pointing out a representative series of textual relationships inside and outside CLG, the main features of what a classical book is made of comes to the fore.
