This is a 1500-word essay answering a Comparative Studies question on the General Vision and Viewpoint of John B. Keane's 'Sive', Jennifer Johnston's 'How Many Miles to Babylon?' and the film 'Casablanca'.
It's an annotated version of a highly-structured piece which allows students to see exactly how to plan and write an answer in the Comparative Studies section.
It's an annotated version of a highly-structured piece which allows students to see exactly how to plan and write an answer in the Comparative Studies section.
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Leaving Cert English Comparative Studies Bundle
This bundle contains one set of sample introductions for Comparative Studies essays and four individual essays: 1\. General Vision and Viewpoint of Sive, Casablanca and How Many Miles to Babylon?. 2\. General Vision and Viewpoint of Witness, Silas Marner and Juno and the Paycock. 3\. Literary Genre of Sive, Casablanca and How Many Miles to Babylon?. 4\. Literary Genre of Jane Eyre, Dances With Wolves and I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings.
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Sive, Casablanca, How Many Miles to Babylon? - Leaving Cert English Comparative Studies Sample Essays and Introductions
This bundle features two Leaving Cert English Comparative Studies essays on the topics of Literary Genre and General Vision and Viewpoint. The texts examined are John B Keane's 'Sive', Jennifer Johnston's 'How Many Miles to Babylon?' and 'Casablanca', directed by Michael Curtiz. It also includes a file containing seven sample introductions for Comparative Studies essays.
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