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Reading & Writing

Presented by: Niño Jay M.
 Context in text
development

• Intertextuality
• Hypertext
 Context in tex t de ve lo pme nt

n d in g th a t te x t a re a lw a y s d e v e lo p e d
• Being a re a d e r a ls o in v o lv e s u n d e rs ta
e it h e r w ri tt e n n o r re a d in a v a c u u m .
with a c e rt a in c o n te x t. A te x t is n

al , C u lt ural , P ol it ic al , Histo ri ca l, an d
• Thus, Context is defined as the Soci
o u n d th e te x t an d fo rm th e te rm s
other related circumstances that surr
ca n b e be tt er u nd erst oo d an d ev al u at ed .
from which it
 Intertextuality
Intertextuality is the modeling of a
text's meaning by another text. It is
defined as the connection between
Language, Images, Characters,
Themes, or subjects depending on
thier similarities in language, genre,
or discourse
The function and effectiveness of
intertextuality can often depend quite
a bit on the reader's prior knowledge
and understanding before reading the
secondary text.
 Intertextuality
A. Obligatory Intertextuality

B. Optional Intertextuality

C. Accidental Intertextuality
 Intertextuality
Obligatory Optional
This is when an author or Optional Intertextuality means it is
poet deliberately references possible to find a connection to
multiple texts of a single phrase, or no
another text in their work.
connection at all.
Accidental
When readers often
connect a text with another text,
cultural practice or a personal
experience, without there being any
tangible anchor.
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