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Lesson: Introducing the Comparative Study

So many questions. Here is where we can help students start finding answers. Slide One: Introduction.Slide Two: The Comparative Study has three components that define the analytical comparison, as well as a justification for the selection of those components.Slide Three: Two films must come from contrasting cultural contexts. This means different times and/or places.Slide Four: The second component is the film focus....

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