Module 1: Intertext and Hypertext

• coined by Julia Kristeva

  intertext
• a bulgarian-french philosopher and psychoanalyst

  julia kristeva
• examples of intertextuality

  film, newspaper, and advertising
• is a brief and indirect to persons

  allusion
• imitates of a writer or group's of writer style in a satirical or comical manner

  parody
• Hypertext and hypermedia is coined by

  ted nelson
• branching and responding text

  hypertext
• complexes of branching

  hypermedia
• over; beyond

  hyper
• a letter or combination of letters to carry/transfer a meaning

  text
• refers to the text on a computer that will lead the user to other related information or demand

  hypertext
• a dynamic organization of information through links and connection

  hyperlink
• ui

  user interface
• gui

  graphical user interface
• allows user to navigate through large amounts of data easily

  gui
• give 6 advantages of hypertext

  simultaneous, timelessness, reader control, updating information, critical thinking, embedded text