PEA - Point, evidence and argument; structure for paragraph
DAC - Definition, argument and context; structure for introduction
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Definition - Defining the key words in the question
Argument - Not making an agreement, reinforcing your point of view
Context - Bringing up info about the focus of the question is on; humans, etc
Come up with a knee-jerk reaction; an initial reaction.
First paragraph is on your first key scene/article; one scene per paragraph. 3-5 paragraphs for whole question not including introduction and conclusion.
Conclusion isn't that important because you're just repeating everything you've said previously; aim to be quite short.
Ideologies
Representation
Intertextuality
Hegemonic codes
Polysemy
Negotiation
Ideology
"In the 21st century it is essential for TV shows to offer multiple meanings" Evaluate this claim with reference to 'Les Revenants'
DAC - Definition, argument and context; structure for introduction
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Definition - Defining the key words in the question
Argument - Not making an agreement, reinforcing your point of view
Context - Bringing up info about the focus of the question is on; humans, etc
Come up with a knee-jerk reaction; an initial reaction.
First paragraph is on your first key scene/article; one scene per paragraph. 3-5 paragraphs for whole question not including introduction and conclusion.
Conclusion isn't that important because you're just repeating everything you've said previously; aim to be quite short.
Ideologies
Representation
Intertextuality
Hegemonic codes
Polysemy
Negotiation
Ideology
"In the 21st century it is essential for TV shows to offer multiple meanings" Evaluate this claim with reference to 'Les Revenants'
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