Module A Textual Conversations - Glossary Quiz

The times and experiences – personal social, cultural and historical – when a text is composed

the ‘the attitudes and beliefs’ that are promoted in a text  

Due to shifts in context, some issues of concern in the past are now irrelevant.

When composing a new text based off an older text, writers imagine how previous ideas apply to a newer context

A recurring subject, theme, idea, etc., especially in a literary, artistic, or musical work. 

Occurs when the modern composer recognises that ideas and issues represented in the earlier text are no longer valid

An accepted language practice that has developed over time and is generally used and understood 

A faithful representation; assumed that the values of the older text continue to be relevant to the new context

A deliberate and implicit reference to a person or event, or a work of art 

The ways aspects of texts, for example words, sentences and images, are arranged, and how they affect meaning. 

a culturally learnt position that shapes a reader's view of a text

The associations or connections between one text and other texts. 

When paired texts include similar ideas, issues, themes or values to show they are still relevant in new contexts

Taking a text from one context and using it in another context.