Educational

1. Context, Hypertext and
Intertext
Reading and Writing Skills
Module 5

2. TEXT
CULTURAL
BACKROUND
POLITICAL
BACKGROUND
HISTORICAL
BACKGROUND
SOCIAL
BACKGROUND

3. What is
Context?

4. CONTEXT
Is the social, cultural, political and historical
background and other related circumstances that
surrounds the text.
We must look at the back ground of the text.
What was the environment which the text
was made?
Who was the author?
When was it written?
Why was it written that time? Or for whom
the text?

5. CONTEXT
• The time or period the text was written.

6. CONTEXT
• What circumstances produced the text.

7. CONTEXT
• Issues the text tackles or deals with.

8. • The CONTEXT simply the background of the
text socially, politically, culturally and
politically or by circumstances.

9. What is
Intertext?

10. INTERTEXT
• In between text
• Some text are influenced by other texts
borrowed texts from the past.
• Refers to the shaping of the text meaning by
referencing or calling to mind other texts as it
aims to add meaning to the current text.

11. What is
between text?

12. Julia Kristeva
During 1960’s- JULIA
KRISTEVA There are
relationships among
texts no unique or
original texts.

13. INTERTEXT
• Is the development of a text’s meaning
through another text that shows connections
among texts in terms of language, images,
characters, themes, or subjects/topics.

14. INTERTEXT
• Interconnected, interrelated, or linked with a
previous text or even current one.

16. What is
Hypertext?

17. HYPERTEXT
• Beyond or above
• Beyond the text
• Beyond or outside the text we read.

18. HYPERTEXT
• Is a non-linear way of showing information.
Used in technology assisted reading devices
like your phone or computer.
• Connects other topics like related information,
graphics, videos, or sounds of that texts.

19. HYPERTEXTS uses
HYPERLINKS
• Readers can easily access more information
about the topic.