6.3. Comparative analysis

• What is the primary purpose of comparative analysis in literature?

  Deepen understanding
• What can comparing themes and motifs reveal in comparative analysis?

  Deeper insights
• Match the themes with the correct text:

  Overcoming adversity ↔️ Text 1

  The importance of family ↔️ Text 2
• When conducting a comparative analysis, it is important to compare the key characters
• Describe the transformations of the protagonists in Text 1 and Text 2.

  1️⃣ In Text 1, the protagonist starts facing adversity.

  2️⃣ The protagonist in Text 1 grows stronger and more self-assured.

  3️⃣ In Text 2, the protagonist begins uncertain of their place.

  4️⃣ The protagonist in Text 2 discovers a deeper sense of self and purpose.
• Match the literary device with its use in Text 1 or Text 2:

  Metaphor in Text 1 ↔️ Journey through adversity

  Metaphor in Text 2 ↔️ Search for identity
• Match the aspect of comparative analysis with its definition:

  Similarities ↔️ Shared characteristics or themes

  Differences ↔️ Contrasting elements between works
• Match the theme from Text 1 or Text 2 with its corresponding motif:

  Adversity in Text 1 ↔️ Resilience

  Family in Text 2 ↔️ Heritage
• Motifs are recurring symbols, images, or ideas that develop themes
• Recurring imagery of nature is a key motif in Text 1
• The protagonist in Text 1 is described as determined and resilient
• What does the protagonist in Text 2 discover about themselves during their journey?

  A deeper sense of self
• Recurring symbols of nature in Text 1 represent the protagonist's growth and resilience.


  True
• Text 2 uses multiple third-person perspectives
• The narrative structure of a text can significantly impact its overall meaning and reading experience.


  True
• The narrative structure of Text 2 is non-linear
• A strong thesis statement should highlight both similarities and differences
• Comparative analysis aims to deepen understanding of literary works by exploring their similarities and differences.


  True
• Themes are the central ideas or messages that texts explore.


  True
• The protagonist in Text 2 is initially introspective and uncertain.


  True
• What is the protagonist like in Text 1?

  Determined, resilient
• What common theme do both texts explore?

  Personal growth and self-discovery
• What is repeated in Text 1 to emphasize the power of friendship?

  Key phrases or motifs
• Text 2 uses lyrical and metaphorical language to reflect the protagonist's inner turmoil


  True
• What secondary theme does Text 1 explore?

  Power of friendship
• What narrative structure is used in Text 1 to create a sense of the protagonist's personal journey?

  Linear, chronological
• Text 1 employs a linear, chronological narrative with a single first-person perspective
• What type of metaphors are used in Text 2?

  Light and darkness
• Text 1 utilizes imagery of nature and symbolism of a journey
• Match the narrative structure with the corresponding text:

  Linear, chronological narrative ↔️ Text 1

  Non-linear structure ↔️ Text 2
• The protagonist in Text 2 is introspective and uncertain.


  True
• Themes in literature are recurring symbols, images, or ideas.

  False
• Comparative analysis allows us to gain a more nuanced appreciation of how texts engage with common themes in unique ways.


  True
• What is one key aspect to consider when comparing characters in comparative analysis?

  Their development
• Match the character type with its description:

  Protagonist ↔️ Determined, resilient

  Antagonist ↔️ Ruthless, power-hungry
• When conducting a comparative analysis, it is important to analyze the literary devices
• Comparative analysis helps deepen understanding and reveal insights
• In comparative analysis, themes are the central ideas explored, while motifs are recurring symbols or images
• What are themes in a text?

  Central ideas or messages
• What are the key themes in Text 1?

  Overcoming adversity, friendship