Hi Graeme - I think this is a solid enough scaffold around which to structure your research etc. I think you've got too many films in your Chapter 3 - which wants to be much more focused I think, so you'd be looking for fewer examples, and examples which really 'nail' your topic - i.e. they represents exemplars of what you're discussing and trying to demonstrate or evidence.
... the answer to that is likely connected to what you're trying to prove/say - if you can make one film into an exemplar of everything you want to talk about, this often makes for a very focused and purposeful argument.
Hi Graeme - I think this is a solid enough scaffold around which to structure your research etc. I think you've got too many films in your Chapter 3 - which wants to be much more focused I think, so you'd be looking for fewer examples, and examples which really 'nail' your topic - i.e. they represents exemplars of what you're discussing and trying to demonstrate or evidence.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the help Phil :), Should I do it on just one film or a few?
ReplyDelete... the answer to that is likely connected to what you're trying to prove/say - if you can make one film into an exemplar of everything you want to talk about, this often makes for a very focused and purposeful argument.
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