King Arthur stories in print and cinema. Treat your chosen grouping as a coherent unit; assume the stories are simultaneously convergent
1. King Arthur stories in print and cinema
Treat your chosen grouping as a coherent unit; assume the stories are simultaneously convergent and divergent. As a collective, what are these stories trying to persuade us to think, feel, believe, or understand? Remember that texts can be persuasive explicitly (literally, so just a quote will suffice as evidence) or imp
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Are there common themes across your grouping? What are the stories in your grouping saying about any one or more of the following: human nature, masculinity, femininity, courtship and love, virtue, destiny, law and order, God, honour (the chivalric code), etc.? You must have an argument or opinion that requires proof (i.e., a thesis). WHAT DO YOU WANT YOUR READER TO THINK, FEEL, BELIEVE, OR UNDERSTAND?
Use the concepts of Visual Rhetoric, the “Print-to-Film Matrix,” the relevant principles of Intertextuality, and the theories of McLuhan and Jung to complete your analysis. There’s no need to define these theoretical concepts; apply them with the same specific language used in the readings.
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