You have to see the syllabus (Very seriously, ) and have to research any literature that is transformed to FILM or video game and analyze by that perspective. See the yellow three below.
Its very important to see the syllabus of what was taught and see the connection. The yellow tells in detail. Warning, if we do nto follow what he said, we will get zero.
Its research and Review. MLA citation.
Please see rubric and Syllabus.
Research and Review an Adaptation of a work of literature read this semester into a modern work of art-- film, cartoon, drama, video game, sequel, etc.
Essay Length (5-7 pages)
Title that accurately reflects the essay’s thesis or argument
Introduction that contains a focused argument (thesis)
Development: paragraphs including documented quotes, paraphrases, summaries that support the argument/thesis; supporting details that align (directly) with the argument/thesis
Summary that restates the thesis and projects the argument forward
Works Cited (At least one primary source(s) and at least 2 secondary sources)
Its very important to see the syllabus of what was taught and see the connection. The yellow tells in detail. Warning, if we do nto follow what he said, we will get zero.
Its research and Review. MLA citation.
Please see rubric and Syllabus.
Research and Review an Adaptation of a work of literature read this semester into a modern work of art-- film, cartoon, drama, video game, sequel, etc.
- For example, Goethe's Faust was made into an Oscar nominated short film called The Legend of Jimmy Blue Eyes (1964). The two works share plot details of alchemy (changing baser metals in gold); the pact with the devil; the search for wisdom, power, artistry in the world; and the power of love.
- Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von. Faust. Translated by Martin Greenberg. The Norton Anthology of Western Literature. Ninth Edition, 2. New York: 2014. W. W. Norton & Company, 627-735,
- The Legend of Jimmy Blue Eyes (1964). Directed by Robert Clouse. With Garland Thompson. Topaz Films Inc.
Essay Length (5-7 pages)
Title that accurately reflects the essay’s thesis or argument
Introduction that contains a focused argument (thesis)
Development: paragraphs including documented quotes, paraphrases, summaries that support the argument/thesis; supporting details that align (directly) with the argument/thesis
Summary that restates the thesis and projects the argument forward
Works Cited (At least one primary source(s) and at least 2 secondary sources)
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