New context, new audience: why the adaptation means something else

What this note covers

1. Test contextual change rather than assuming it
2. Connect a verified context to a compositional choice
3. Analyse changes in the assumed responder’s knowledge
4. Evaluate whose perspective becomes more prominent
5. Keep production and later reception distinct
6. Build a qualified judgement about context and meaning

6 sections · 10 key terms & formulas · 6 common mistakes