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The actual "religious" theme is considered in a more deeper level, ie. the responsibility of the creator to nurture their offspring. This is an extension of the religion theme in that creation and god-like connections are derived from. I reckon this theme of responsibility carries much more significance as this topic is a comparative study and the theme of responsibility is prevalent in both.doing it this term coming. watched bladerunner a few times and i love it. almost finished reading franky, also love that because of the obvious influence of enlightenment period in which it is written (i love it from reading about it in ext hist). after reading what people have been saying, i cant believe how little focus is being placed on religious allusions. there is so much you can do with them and so many links that can be made between the texts. this is already the most interesting topic ive done in english in school so far
Blibical allusion is more appropriate, there are several references to the bible and God.what i mean by the religious allusions. is more or less the creator and creation idea, but just with more emphasis on direct links to the bible and such. eg, some people may infer that shelley is making an adam and eve sort of scenario by the monster forcing frankenstein to make a female accomplice. so yes it is techniques but it is also a theme that i feel isnt being discussed in enough depth. (from what ive read idk there are probably people that have done it well).
2012 Graduate here.btw it would be really mad if as many people doing this module can help each other out.
i think it is gonna be a bit tricky
Possible Translation:- Our interest in the similarities between Frankenstein and Blade Runner is heightened because one is a book (hences uses literary techniques) and one is a film (hence uses cinematic techniques)Can anyone translate this into understandable English?
"Our interest in the parallels between Frankenstein and Blade Runner is further enhanced by consideration of their marked differences in textual form"
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You could talk about how the two texts explore similar concerns (e.g. man's desire to play God, moral ambiguities of humanity, conflict between science and nature etc.) in different ways, accentuating their distinctive contexts.Hey Guys i'm also doing frakenblade for this module. I've been completing past HSC questions and don't know how to approach the 2011 HSC question:
In what ways does a comparative study accentuate the distinctive contexts of Frankenstein and Blade Runner?
I have themes to talk about and stuff. But i'm too sure about bringing the comparative study question in.
If someone could please give me any advice in approaching it i would much appreciate it![]()