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    Using Context in Text Development

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    The document discusses how an author's background and context influence their writing. Context refers to the social, cultural, political, and historical circumstances surrounding a text. Understanding an author's context helps interpret the text. Intertextuality and examining connections between texts through similarities in language, images, and themes also benefits comprehension. Hypertext allows nonlinear exploration of related information online.

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    The document discusses how an author's background and context influence their writing. Context refers to the social, cultural, political, and historical circumstances surrounding a text. Understanding an author's context helps interpret the text. Intertextuality and examining connections between texts through similarities in language, images, and themes also benefits comprehension. Hypertext allows nonlinear exploration of related information online.

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    The document discusses how an author's background and context influence their writing. Context refers to the social, cultural, political, and historical circumstances surrounding a text. Understanding an author's context helps interpret the text. Intertextuality and examining connections between texts through similarities in language, images, and themes also benefits comprehension. Hypertext allows nonlinear exploration of related information online.

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    USING

    CONTEXT IN
    TEXT
    DEVELOPMENT
    Do you think that an author’s
    background, as well as the
    environment where he/she
    lived in, influence his/her
    writing?
    CONTEXT
    CONTEXT
    - Defined as the social, cultural,
    political, historical and other
    related circumstances that
    surround the text and forms the
    terms from which it can be better
    understood and evaluated.
    Questions to Ask when
    discovering a reading
    context:
    • When was the work written?
    • What were the circumstances
    that produced it?
    • What issues does it deal with? ‘
    Intertextuality
    • Intertextuality is the modeling of a
    text’s meaning by another text.
    • It is defined as the connections
    between language, images,
    characters, themes, or subjects
    depending on their similarities in
    language, genre, or discourse. 
    HOWIntertextuality
    WE CAN BENEFIT FROM
    INTERTEXTUALITY:
    • Intertextuality
    • We can widen is the modeling
    our knowledge. of a
    •text’s meaning
    We can viewby another texts
    different text. and
    • It is defined
    different
    as theperspectives.
    connections
    We canlanguage,
    •between be more images,
    certain of what
    we know.themes,
    characters, Finding orout that your
    subjects
    ideas match
    depending on theirthe ideas of the
    similarities in
    previous authors helps
    language, genre, or discourse.  validate
    the things you know.
    HYPERTEXT
    • hypertext is a relatively new
    way of reading a text online.
    • is a nonlinear way of showing
    information.
    Hypertext connects topics on a
    screen to related information,
    graphics, videos, and music—
    information is not simply
    related to the text.
    Intertextuality
    • Intertextuality is the modeling of a
    text’s meaning by another text.
    • It is defined as the connections
    between language, images,
    characters, themes, or subjects
    depending on their similarities in
    language, genre, or discourse. 
    Intertextuality
    • Intertextuality is the modeling of a
    text’s meaning by another text.
    • It is defined as the connections
    between language, images,
    characters, themes, or subjects
    depending on their similarities in
    language, genre, or discourse. 
    Intertextuality
    • Intertextuality is the modeling of a
    text’s meaning by another text.
    • It is defined as the connections
    between language, images,
    characters, themes, or subjects
    depending on their similarities in
    language, genre, or discourse. 
    Intertextuality
    • Intertextuality is the modeling of a
    text’s meaning by another text.
    • It is defined as the connections
    between language, images,
    characters, themes, or subjects
    depending on their similarities in
    language, genre, or discourse. 
    Intertextuality
    • Intertextuality is the modeling of a
    text’s meaning by another text.
    • It is defined as the connections
    between language, images,
    characters, themes, or subjects
    depending on their similarities in
    language, genre, or discourse. 
    Intertextuality
    • Intertextuality is the modeling of a
    text’s meaning by another text.
    • It is defined as the connections
    between language, images,
    characters, themes, or subjects
    depending on their similarities in
    language, genre, or discourse. 
    Intertextuality
    • Intertextuality is the modeling of a
    text’s meaning by another text.
    • It is defined as the connections
    between language, images,
    characters, themes, or subjects
    depending on their similarities in
    language, genre, or discourse. 

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