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    Intertext refers to how the meaning of a text is shaped by other related works through references and influences, while hypertext contains links connecting pieces of electronic text. Intertext focuses on the composition process and involves both readers and writers, but requires special knowledge of references. Hypertext gives learners control through linked texts but can cause issues with concentration and familiarity for some.

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    Intertext refers to how the meaning of a text is shaped by other related works through references and influences, while hypertext contains links connecting pieces of electronic text. Intertext focuses on the composition process and involves both readers and writers, but requires special knowledge of references. Hypertext gives learners control through linked texts but can cause issues with concentration and familiarity for some.

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    Intertext refers to how the meaning of a text is shaped by other related works through references and influences, while hypertext contains links connecting pieces of electronic text. Intertext focuses on the composition process and involves both readers and writers, but requires special knowledge of references. Hypertext gives learners control through linked texts but can cause issues with concentration and familiarity for some.

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    Intertext refers to how the meaning of a text is shaped by other related works through references and influences, while hypertext contains links connecting pieces of electronic text. Intertext focuses on the composition process and involves both readers and writers, but requires special knowledge of references. Hypertext gives learners control through linked texts but can cause issues with concentration and familiarity for some.

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    Intertext vs Hypertext

    INTERTEXT
    Is shaping of a text’s meaning by another
    text. It is the interconnection between
    similar or related works of literature that
    reflect and influence an audience’s
    interpretation of the text.
    Types of Intertext
    1. Appropriation- adaption of text
    2. Allusion- reference to a text; an inspiration
    a. literary
    b. biblical
    c. historical
    d. cultural
    3. Parody
    Advantages
    • Focuses on the process of composition
    • Both reader and writer centered
    Disadvantages
    • Require special knowledge
    • Ignores the fact that a word or a phrse can mean
    something to a reader
    Hypertext
    • Text which contains links to other text
    Advantages
    • Acts a bridge gives learner• Analysis
    the control • Critical thinking
    • Gives the learner a control • Linked
    • Deep • Direct
    • Simultaneous
    Disadvantages
    • Getting lost
    • Problem with concentration
    • Unfamiliarity
    • Little knowledge

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