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8 Context of Text Development - Federico M. Gelido

The document discusses how context influences text development. It defines intertext as a work whose meaning references or alludes to other texts, such as Chronicles of Narnia alluding to the Bible. Hypertext is characterized by external links embedded in a text that allow readers to navigate to related information. The writing process and an author's various influences contribute to a text's context. Students should understand how intertext and hypertext relate to text development and be able to identify forms of intertext like parody, imitation, pastiche, transposition, and continuation.

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8 Context of Text Development - Federico M. Gelido

The document discusses how context influences text development. It defines intertext as a work whose meaning references or alludes to other texts, such as Chronicles of Narnia alluding to the Bible. Hypertext is characterized by external links embedded in a text that allow readers to navigate to related information. The writing process and an author's various influences contribute to a text's context. Students should understand how intertext and hypertext relate to text development and be able to identify forms of intertext like parody, imitation, pastiche, transposition, and continuation.

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CONTEXT OF TEXT

DEVELOPMENT
Objectives:
At the end of the lesson, the
students should be able to:
 Identify the various contexts in

text development and show


hypertext in text as it relates to
text development.
 Define intertext in text

development.
 Have you ever wondered why a
text would seem familiar? It is as
if you have known it before and
seen it somewhere.
 Is there a connection from one
text to another?
 Are these texts related in some
ways?
CONTEXT IN WHICH A TEXT
IS DEVELOPED
 Look into the writing
process.
 It is through the writing

process that the text will


materialize.
CONTEXT IN WHICH A TEXT
IS DEVELOPED
 The doer of the writing
process is the writer or the
author who will conceive a
text.
CONTEXT IN WHICH A TEXT
IS DEVELOPED
 At times, an idea comes out
from another idea, which
results into a number of
texts.
CONTEXT IN WHICH A TEXT
IS DEVELOPED
Example: the beauty of Anda

An author accumulates notes,


figures, photos, videos.
Then he writes one poem and
one story.
CONTEXT IN WHICH A TEXT
IS DEVELOPED
 The structure of writing is
composed of grammar,
vocabulary, and semantics.
CONTEXT IN WHICH A TEXT
IS DEVELOPED
 Grammar – the set of rules on
how to use the words in
writing and composing
writers.
 Vocabulary – ownership of

words and them number of


terms one knows.
 Semantics – about meaning

or relationship of meanings.
CONTEXT IN WHICH A TEXT
IS DEVELOPED
 What writing product would
you like to work on?
CONTEXT IN WHICH A TEXT
IS DEVELOPED
 Would you like to:
Publish?
Tell a story?
Make a correspondence?
Keep historical records?
Disseminate knowledge?
Abide by a legal system?
Simply express yourself?
CONTEXT IN WHICH A TEXT IS
DEVELOPED
 How would you proceed in
writing?
Narration
Exposition
Analysis
Examination
Evaluation
Persuasion
Description
Summary
Response
CONTEXT IN WHICH A TEXT IS
DEVELOPED
 Without the author/writer, there
can be no text conceptualization.
CONTEXT IN WHICH A TEXT IS
DEVELOPED
 All contexts that surround the
author will therefore add to the
layers of context –
His background
Lifestyle
Genre
Nationality
Age
Influence
Events that beset him
CONTEXT IN WHICH A TEXT IS
DEVELOPED
 Not one text would have been
composed without any outside
influence.
 There is always a social
dimension to a work.
HYPERTEXT AND INTERTEXT
 An INTERTEXT refers to a work
whose meaning is shaped by
referencing or calling to mind
other texts.
 Parallelism (of the 2 texts) in
plot, characters, premise, among
others.
HYPERTEXT AND INTERTEXT
 Example of INTERTEXT:

 The Chronicles of Narnia: The


Lion, the Witch, and the
Wardrobe by CS Lewis
 It alludes to the Bible
 Edmund’s betrayal and Aslan’s
sacrifice vis-à-vis Judas’ betrayal
and the crucifixion of Jesus
HYPERTEXT AND INTERTEXT
 A work set in HYPERTEXT is
characterized by the external
links embedded in a text by the
writer.
 In a hypertext, the reader can
read the text in a non-linear way,
because he is led to other links
outside the main text.
HYPERTEXT AND INTERTEXT
 A work set in HYPERTEXT also
enables the reader to arrive at
the intended interpretation,
because he is led to where the
author exactly wants him to go.
 The context is taken through
links or commentaries
HYPERTEXT AND INTERTEXT
 Example of HYPERTEXT in print :
 The Pearl of the Orient Seas1 is

blessed with many beautiful


beaches, but Boracay2 still
remains one of the most popular
tourist destinations.
1
A historical moniker given to the
Philippines
2
A small island in Aklan, Visayas
HYPERTEXT AND INTERTEXT
 Example of HYPERTEXT:

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HYPERTEXT AND INTERTEXT
Forms of INTERTEXT
1. Parody
2. Imitation
3. Pastiche
4. Transposition
5. Continuation
HYPERTEXT AND INTERTEXT
Forms of INTERTEXT
1. Parody – it makes light of a
situation. This should not just be
a simple imitation, but should be
another work transformed.
HYPERTEXT AND INTERTEXT
Forms of INTERTEXT
2. Imitation – shows another work
in the same likeness.
HYPERTEXT AND INTERTEXT
Forms of INTERTEXT
3. Pastiche – almost the same as
parody
instead of making fun of an
original work, it pays respect to
the original.
HYPERTEXT AND INTERTEXT
Forms of INTERTEXT
4. Transposition – It is the change
of order, shift in place, or
alteration.
HYPERTEXT AND INTERTEXT
 Forms of INTERTEXT
5. Continuation – A work that is a
sequel of another work.
If there is a source, it can be
made into a sequel of something.
Usually done in films
ASSIGNMENT/Performance
Task:
 Lookfor a written text.
Make an intertext out of
it.
 Submit on March…

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