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Welcome to Today's Lesson: Comparison/ContrastWe're going to be comparing the movie, Citizen Kane, to the episode of The Simpsons, "Rosebud," which is a parody of Citizen Kane. The purpose of this lesson is to highlight that a good comparison or contrast focuses on the specific similarities or differences between the works rather than on the works individually. The comparison videos presented here are merely a visual metaphor, included here to help students compose a more traditional essay. On to Step 1 |
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Deciphering The Simpsons |
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Quote of the moment:"The bee bit my bottom, and now my bottom's big!" - Homer, "Homer Goes to College" |
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