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Kurosawa, Prince-Bythewood, Takahata and Wong Kar-wai as comparative representation case studies
Auteur representation across cultures
What this note covers
- Compare represented relationships, not national stereotypes
- Kurosawa: accounts can construct competing versions of an event
- Prince-Bythewood: ambition and relationships can share the centre
- Takahata: remembered childhood and present identity
- Wong Kar-wai: desire can be represented through restraint
- Use the cases to build a comparative thesis
- Compare conflicting accounts through their formal construction
- Write one comparative paragraph around a shared relationship
8 sections · 10 key terms & formulas · 6 common mistakes
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