Question

Answer all three questions in like 2 sentences don't be all extra and tell me stuff like bruv get to the point. Don't give like other things ykwim? like whatever is taught in class.. ah nvm here are the questions

1. what is a universal theme and how is it a helpful thing to look for when comparing world literature?
2. what are some things you should take into consideration when comparing different types of art or media?
3. what goes into a comparative claim and supporting evidence for a comparative essay?

Answer 1

universal theme may typically be a moral/idea that everyone can abide by despite cultural, geographical differences.

Some things to take into consideration is the artists/authors background, it’s significance, and the outlook on the media as viewed by others.

a comparative claim can be written in by the two comparing pieces, and it’s always good to use sources such as artists, authors, and if it’s a text you can state directly from it as long as it is cited.

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