Context of Text

Development
By:

Sharicah Kindra Lumakin

Mariel Escuadra
Rosell Pelicano
Nicar Boldios
Jude Lagunzad
 1. Hypertext or
Hypertextual
2. Intertext or
Intertextuality
a. Obligatory Intertextuality
b. Optional Intertextuality
c. Accidental Intertextuality
A. Hypertext
- is text displayed on a computer display or other
electronic devices with references (Hyperlinks) to
other text which the reader can immediately access,
or where text can be revealed progressively at
multiple level of details.
B. Intertextuality
- is the shaping of the text’s meaning by
another text. Intertextual figure include.
Allusion, quotation, calque, plagiarism,
translation.
- is a literary device that
Creates an interrationship
Between text’s and generates
related understanding in
Separated works.
 Types of
Intertextuality
1. Obligatory
Intertextuality
- is when the writer
deliberately involves a
comparison or association
between two or more text.
2. Optional Intertextuality
- has a less vital important on the
significance of the hyperlinks. It is
impossible, but not essential
relationship that if, the connection will
slightly shift the understanding of the
text.
- the intent of the writer when sing
optional intertextuality is to play
homage to the original writer.
3.Accidental
Intertextuality
- is when readers often connect a
text with another text cultural
practice or a personal experience
without there being any tangible
anchor point within the original text