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intertextuality
This term is primarily used in academic, literary, and linguistic contexts. It describes a sophisticated layer of meaning where a text does not exist in isolation but is shaped by other texts. While a simple "reference" or "allusion" points to a specific source, intertextuality refers to the broader, often systemic relationship and dialogue between different works.
As an abstract conceptual noun, it is uncountable. It describes a quality or a theoretical framework rather than a discrete object, meaning it does not take a plural form in standard usage.