Today's SAT Word: Archetype (n.): An original symbol that is copied again and again in literature.
"By familiarizing ourselves with archetypes, we've learned that a lot of themes repeat themselves in many of the stories we read!"
Today's Soundtrack: "Rocky Overture" by Bill Conti
We have chosen this song today because we began our discussion on archetypes by pointing out how many movies and books draw from the same archetypes in order to tell their stories. The "underdog" archetype is a classic story in literature, and the Rocky movies effectively tell the same story six times in a row.
Today's Warm-Up Question: What kind of things do you see happening again in again in movies all of the time?
Today's Lesson Notes: Click here.
Tonight's Homework: Review your terms from today's lesson for a quiz next class.
Today's Soundtrack: "Rocky Overture" by Bill Conti
We have chosen this song today because we began our discussion on archetypes by pointing out how many movies and books draw from the same archetypes in order to tell their stories. The "underdog" archetype is a classic story in literature, and the Rocky movies effectively tell the same story six times in a row.
Today's Warm-Up Question: What kind of things do you see happening again in again in movies all of the time?
Today's Lesson Notes: Click here.
Tonight's Homework: Review your terms from today's lesson for a quiz next class.
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