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originality comes from  personal experience and cultures - reflects you as a person

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originality comes from  personal experience and cultures - reflects you as a person

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Originality is the desire to express an idea in a manner that no one else would have normally done.

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I think that originality is something new created/invented which the concept had started to become popular in the 18th century.

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Originality is the creation of new unique ideas. It begins at conception of the idea. The presentation of that idea is simply the communication between writer and reader.

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It can be said that originality means a unique idea or adaptation and comment on the old or classical ideas

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Being yourself and not caring about what others think of you. Originality begins

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Certain interdependent meaning, derived from other texts, will of course be more obvious than others. For example if an author directly refers to another text. However, particularly smaller details in interdependent meaning, really depend on the reader and what they see. Thus, to some extent, anything can go, for as long as there is an explanation behind it.

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Originality is something raw or unique. Originality begins when someone is born.

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its origin

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A unique idea that is not adapted from another idea

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Its essentially the ability to think, express or create something independently, creatively or unique, to yourself.

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it's something that relates to yourself.

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it's something that relates to yourself.

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originality begins from someone's story or background

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It highly depends on what the text is trying to convey. If it's a play on guilt and the guilt is described in regards to the guilty person's feelings, then the meaning is described on its own, however if it regards to infamous examples, then the level of depth and connection to the readers depends on the connection they have to what is being alluded.

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We can say that the meaning depends on the perspective of the reader and the author. This relies on the cultural and social background that both reader and author come from

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Some texts do not require much reading between the lines or high level inference if the author didn't intend to do so. Especially if the language or the subject matter is very basic or rudimentary. However, we can't exactly know for sure and that may be some tricks the creator could perhaps utilise to throw any interpreters off guard. Moreover, we can't exactly know what the author has intended to do exactly even. There are even numerous cases where readers have drawn conclusions that the creator hadn't intended to include. Thus, the saying goes, beauty in the eye of the beholder. Everybody has different opinions and view of everything, and may find or formulate links to other forms of media that others may not.

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The meaning of the text is dependent on the readers understanding of other situations. Sure an author can clearly lay out what the meaning of their texts is, but to be able to do so without clearly stating it and making the reader read between the lines would prove to be more effective as  the reader can then relate that to their own world.

None of the best works of literature clearly define their agendas, but leave subtle clues as to what the reader needs to be able to reach for.

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Meaning can reside in text. Literal meaning is face value, however it may not communicate the authors intent. The reader can interpret the text however they like, without prior knowledge of the references in a writing, a completely new valid reasoning is created. With the knowledge of the references, a new meaning can be interpreted which is also valid.

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A lot of meaning will be relational and intertextual. This is because as humans grow up they learn to relate certain things to one another. Some common examples would be relating blood to pain. However, meaning can also be completely independent. If an author were to portray that very same thing, in this case blood, in a way that was completely opposite to the most common relation that meaning would be interdependent and original.

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Meaning can reside independently in a text but the majority of texts have dependent meanings from external cultures, knowledge and beliefs

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I honestly think that this depends on the what the novel is trying to portray, but another factor to also consider is how the readers view (perspective) is towards the novel and the type of text you are reading.

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We can compare the content and style of writing of different texts to make a reliable judgement and evaluation

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Not caring about what other people think about you

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No

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What we can say is that the content and the styles of writing in different text may be more reliable in some text then others.

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Originality is teh idea in which someone comes up with a unique idea/thing/perspective or anything really. It should however, have come from one's own thought and not be a copy. The problem here is, that as there are so many people, they often have very similar ideas and so it is very difficult to have true originality, as defined in it ideal form.

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anything goes because whatever meaning comes to your understanding is what your first impression is and that is what that text meant to you as a person.

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we tend to make judgement without thinking too much

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For me to explain this best, Ill ask you to think about music.  Many songs are based on other influences, and there are very clear distinctions where you can clearly hear the influences, but how can you say for certain that this work was based on another?

The same can be said for texts, where there are clear influences that are drawn from some works, but only the author knows what they truly intended

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Meaning/purpose and interpretation is personal. Thus anything goes.

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The writer could mean one thing, however it's highly possible that when we study that text, we perceive it as something different. We can never tell if something is referenced, or whether it's a coincidence.

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I believe anything goes, but with a certain degree of certainty or sense towards the text. If it doesn't make any sense or if the dots or stars do not align, then it's very improbable that the observation is valid, showing how the person is probably limited in thinking. It says more about the observer than the creator. This also links back to how significant is the creator's own purpose in his/her work.