ACTIVITY :

WHAT AM I?
HYPERTEXT AND INTERTEXT
 What is
Hypertext?
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Text displayed on a
computer display or other
electronic devices with
references (hyperlinks) to
other text that the reader
can immediately access
which are typ
• According to K.
Amaral, 2010 is
simply a non-linear
way (multiple
reading path which
includes digital text)
of presenting
information.
CONCEPT OF HYPERTEXT

Selecting a piece of …can take you to more

Hypertext hypertext, books, movies,
sounds and images 11
 HYPERLINKS
• WHEN YOU TYPE THE LINK OF THE WEBSITE YOU
WOULD LIKE TO QUICKLY SEND THE READER.

• HYPERLINK LOOKS LIKE THIS : WWW. GOOGLE. COM

OR FACEBOOK.COM THAT LINKS TO THE WEB PAGE.

• THE MOST IMPLEMENTATION OF HYPERTEXT IS

WORLD WIDE WEB . BASICALLY, ANY TEXT YOU CAN
CLICK IN WORLD WIDE WEB IS HYPERTEXT.
 3 MAIN PEDAGOGICAL BENEFITS
PROVIDED BY INCORPORATION OF
THE HYPERTEXT IN THE
COMPOSITION CLASS:

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1. HYPERTEXT
PROMOTES
DIALOGUE
 2. HYPERTEXT CAN BE CONSTRUCTED
AS A COLLABORATIVE MEDIUM AND IT
MAKES POSSIBLE FORMS OF
COLLABORATION THAT EMPHASIZE THE
SOCIAL CONSTRUCTION OF MEANING.

3. HYPERTEXT CAN BE USED IN

NEARLY ANY COMPUTER-
FACILITATED CLASSROOM.
HYPERTEXT AND SEARCH ENGINE
USED BY ENCARTA
 What is
Intertext?
Textual reference within a
text that uses the text used
as reference.
Examples:
Novels, Short Story, Poem,
Play, Film
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• It may be retelling
or writing of an old
story in modern
context.
Example:
The Odyssey – The
Ulysses of James
Joyce
 3 TYPES OF
INTERTEXT
1. APPROPRIATION
2. ALLUSION
3. PARODY
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1. APPROPRIATION
- Adaptation
- Borrowing from another text
- Reinterpretation
- Reimagining an existing text
and making it new
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2. ALLUSION
- Reference to another text
- can be reference to a
person, place or event
- the audience/ reader has
to make the connection
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4 TYPES OF ALLUSION:
1. LITERARY
2. CULTURAL
3. BIBLICAL
4. HISTORICAL
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3. PARODY
- A FUNNY IMITATION
OF A SERIOUS PIECE OF
LITERATURE,
WRITING, ART OR
MUSIC.
- POKES FUN AT
SOMETHING TO
ENTERTAIN THE
AUDIENCE READER.