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    Hypertext & Intertext

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    This document provides information about hypertext and intertextuality. It begins with instructions for an activity involving clicking on highlighted words and phrases in a paragraph about hypertext and completing a table with their definitions. It then defines key terms related to hypertext like hyperlinks, the World Wide Web, and URLs. It discusses how hypertext and hypermedia incorporate multimedia. It explains some benefits of hypertext and differences from linear text. It poses some frequently asked questions about hypertext. Finally, it discusses intertextuality and defines methods of incorporating intertextuality like retelling, quotation, allusion, and pastiche. It provides questions to validate if a text contains intertextuality.

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    Hypertext & Intertext

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    This document provides information about hypertext and intertextuality. It begins with instructions for an activity involving clicking on highlighted words and phrases in a paragraph about hypertext and completing a table with their definitions. It then defines key terms related to hypertext like hyperlinks, the World Wide Web, and URLs. It discusses how hypertext and hypermedia incorporate multimedia. It explains some benefits of hypertext and differences from linear text. It poses some frequently asked questions about hypertext. Finally, it discusses intertextuality and defines methods of incorporating intertextuality like retelling, quotation, allusion, and pastiche. It provides questions to validate if a text contains intertextuality.

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    This document provides information about hypertext and intertextuality. It begins with instructions for an activity involving clicking on highlighted words and phrases in a paragraph about hypertext and completing a table with their definitions. It then defines key terms related to hypertext like hyperlinks, the World Wide Web, and URLs. It discusses how hypertext and hypermedia incorporate multimedia. It explains some benefits of hypertext and differences from linear text. It poses some frequently asked questions about hypertext. Finally, it discusses intertextuality and defines methods of incorporating intertextuality like retelling, quotation, allusion, and pastiche. It provides questions to validate if a text contains intertextuality.

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    95 views13 pages

    Hypertext & Intertext

    Uploaded by

    Anna Patrisha Banawa
    This document provides information about hypertext and intertextuality. It begins with instructions for an activity involving clicking on highlighted words and phrases in a paragraph about hypertext and completing a table with their definitions. It then defines key terms related to hypertext like hyperlinks, the World Wide Web, and URLs. It discusses how hypertext and hypermedia incorporate multimedia. It explains some benefits of hypertext and differences from linear text. It poses some frequently asked questions about hypertext. Finally, it discusses intertextuality and defines methods of incorporating intertextuality like retelling, quotation, allusion, and pastiche. It provides questions to validate if a text contains intertextuality.

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    Hypertext &

    Intertext
    Quarter 2
    Opening Activity
    Click and Link!
    Direction: Follow the step-by-step procedure below
    Step 1. Open the Google Drive in your Device.
    Step 2. Go to Reading and Writing Skill folder
    Step 3. Open the file namely, Hypertext Activity
    Step 4. Click all the highlighted words/phrases in the
    paragraph
    Step 5. Look for its brief description by completing the
    table in your notebook.

    Highlighted Word/Phrase What is it? Define/Describe


    Hypertext is a non-linear way to
    present information and is usually
    accomplished using “links”.

    (Ted Nelson, 1963)


    Hypertext makes a dynamic
    organization of information possible
    through links and connections called
    hyperlink.
    The World Wide Web (www) is a
    global hypertext system of
    information residing on servers
    linked across the internet.
    Uniform Resource Locator (URL),
    colloquially termed a web address, is a
    reference to a web resource that
    specifies its location on a computer
    network and a mechanism for retrieving
    it.
    Hypermedia incorporate other
    forms of multimedia such as images,
    audio, and videos that stimulate
    more senses
    Why hypertexts?
    In a hypertext system, the reader is free to navigate information
    by exploring the connections provided.
    Hypertext is very different way of presenting information than the
    usual linear form.
    Text no longer flows in a straight line through a book. Instead, it is
    broken down into many smaller units (lexias, to borrow a term from
    literary criticism), each addressing a few issues.
    It acts as a bridge between two basic, opposite, and
    complementing elements that may be called gender of knowledge
    representation: free and shortcut.
    FAQ

    Can hypertext be
    used even without an
    Internet?
    Can we only link text?
    Intertext or intertextuality is
    technically defined as a process of
    text development that merges two
    more processes such as imitation and
    creation in doing a text.

    Julia Kristeva,1960
    Ferdinand de Saussure (1857-1913).
    Method Definition

    Retelling It is the restatement of a story or re-expression of a narrative.

    It is the method of directly lifting the exact statements or set of words


    Quotation
    from a text another author has made.

    In this method, a writer or speaker explicitly or implicitly pertains to an


    Allusion
    idea or passage found in another text without the use of quotation.

    It is a text developed in a way that it copies the style or other properties


    Pastiche
    of another text without making fun of it unlike in a parody.
    Questions Used to Validate Intertext

    1. Are there two or more stories involved?


    2. Does the text show a direct or an indirect connection to
    another piece of work?

    Note: If the reader has affirmation towards these questions,


    the texts he/she is dealing with contains intertext.
    Word Pool
    Quick Check parody I restatement I allusion I retelling
    relationship I contrast I
    1. Intertext means _____________ between or among
    texts.
    2. Intertextuality occurs with allusion, pastiche, quotation,
    and __________.
    3. Pastiche is the opposite of ______________.
    4. In the retelling method, there is __________ of story.
    5. It is better to have loved and lost than to never loved
    at all? My answer is an absolute yes (Mark 2012, 1). This is
    an example of ______________.

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