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Use the link provided to find five key people or events or discoveries under each of the categories provided. When you've done that, you should be able to draw conclusions about:

  • How events and people in 1816 are reflected in Emma?

  • How events and people in 1995 are reflected in Clueless?

  • What was different in 1816 and 1995?

  • What was similar in 1816 and 1995?

  • What concerns are shared by both composers?

The following are hints for research on context only. These aspects of context appear in the book and the film. Some are more important than other so be selective in what you choose to research.

 

You can also check out the Resources link to do this research.

 

The composer’s context

 

Emma

1816

http://www.timelineindex.com/content/search.php?s=1932&sb.x=7&sb.y=8

Clueless

1995

http://www.timelineindex.com/content/search.php?s=1990&sb.x=5&sb.y=7

Cultural context

example: family, education of girls, courtship, marriage

  • family responsibilities
  • subjects girls studied
  • rules of the dating game
  • significance of marriage
  • family responsibilities
  • subjects girls studied
  • rules of the dating game
  • significance of marriage

Social context

example: social groups, entertainments, dances, parties, shopping

  • methods of meeting people
  • significance of class
  • sources of entertainment
  • codes of social behaviour
  • methods of meeting people
  • sources of entertainment
  • codes of social behaviour

Historical context

example: towns and cities, wealth, careers, land and power

  • land and wealth
  • towns and the growth of cities
  • careers: class and gender
  • land and wealth
  • towns and the growth of cities
  • careers: class and gender

Scientific and technological context

example: transport and travel, medicine, education

  • sources of transportation
  • sources of employment
  • the role of servants
  • the nature of community medicine
  • sources of transportation
  • sources of employment
  • the role of servants - the same?
  • the nature of community medicine
Draw conclusions about the issues that are of common concern to the composers of the two texts despite the more than 50 years difference in publication/production of the texts.  
 





































 

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