Comparative English Study Question Regarding Texts

JackD9922

Hi

I was wondering do you have to study a film for the comparative study?

I was planning on doing 'How Many Miles To Babylon' a novel, 'Wuthering Heights' a novel and ' The Lonesome West' a play but everybody I talk to seems to be doing a film, a play and a novel?

Am I ok with my texts? Am I missing out by not studying a film?
And if I am ok, what's the preoccupation with studying a film as part of the comparative? Everyone I know has studied a film.

Thanks very much!

jamo2oo9

A film is not a requirement for this. You can choose any three texts and not have a film. The question only needs three different stories, novels or whatever and a film is not required.

Colinoneill

No you don't, im doing the great gatsby, all my son's, and the road (novel)

thefasteriwalk

JackD9922 wrote: »

Hi

I was wondering do you have to study a film for the comparative study?

I was planning on doing 'How Many Miles To Babylon' a novel, 'Wuthering Heights' a novel and ' The Lonesome West' a play but everybody I talk to seems to be doing a film, a play and a novel?

Am I ok with my texts? Am I missing out by not studying a film?
And if I am ok, what's the preoccupation with studying a film as part of the comparative? Everyone I know has studied a film.

Thanks very much!

No, you do not have to study a film. The only stipulation from the 40-ish texts is that you cannot study more than one film. Aside from that, you have free reign over text choice.

JackD9922

Thanks very much guys for the responses!
Much appreciated