Select two of the texts/films we have covered this term for a comparison. What is the significance of a particular food or food related imagery, theme, or any other literary device the two texts share? For example, if you are interested in exploring texts that examine a particular philosophy about which foods we should eat, the excerpts from Pythagoras and Thoreau’s Walden in which reasons for adhering to a vegetarian diet are discussed will make an interesting pairing of texts.
Successful comparisons have a well-developed focus that explores one central idea. Most importantly, the comparison will allow readers to understand the significance of the similarities and differences.
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Technical Details:
- Well-developed comparison that is presented in an organized essay
- Each part of the essay is fully developed (introduction, supporting paragraphs, conclusion) and transitions connect individual sentences and guide readers from paragraph to paragraph.
- Direct quotations and paraphrases support the writer’s analysis. The writer uses signal phrases and in-text citations to integrate the evidence and to cross-reference to the works cited citation for each work. IMPORTANT!
- If the writer is working with additional sources, all direct quotations, paraphrases, and summaries are fully integrated and cross-referenced
- The final paper is edited and proofread with the greatest care
- 4 to 6 pages in length
- Double spaced, size 12 easy to read font
The two films/text to be compared is
The theme and comparison should focus on how food (normally seens a healthy and nutritional sense) could be turned into something evil such as the apple is snow white, and the witch’s edible house.
Grim’s Tales
Snow white (attatched)
Hansel & Grettel
http://www.mordent.com/folktales/grimms/hng/hng.html
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