I need some help on comparing and contrasting Moby Dick and Jaws?
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First, Read the Cliff Notes or Wikipedia's abstracts\nThen, follow the basics:\n\n1:  Brainstorm\n2: Organize thoughts in 'web' form\n3: Make outline\n4: First Draft\n5: Revise\n6: Second Draft\n7: Proofread\n8: Final Draft
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You could use The Merchant of Venice for a project on gender roles.  Many critics agree that the nature of Antonio and Bassanio's relationship is homoerotic, and perhaps one-sidedly so.  The women in the book play a unique role in the fact that they provide the final judgement of Shylock, but their opinions/logic are only considered because they dress as men.  Lorenzo also admires Jessica in an erotic way when she dresses as a boy.  There's also the anti-Semitic facet of the text, if you wanted to go that route, as well as the role of merchants, money-lending, greed.  There is a wide range of criticism on this piece, because a lot of the themes and elements are somewhat ambiguous.
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#1: "cannoli" (The Godfather)\n\n#2: "shrubbery" (Monty Python and the Holy Grail)\n\n#3: "boat" (Jaws)
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How about do your own homework...your under homework help not give me the answers...by the way just to HELP watch March of the Penguins
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hammerhead_shark
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Try reading the book and watching the movie.  Take notes of both and compare.\n\nOf course that requires work, effort, and a real desire to learn.  Do you have it?
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Both are set in dystopian socities in which sexuality is rigidly regulated. That is the most obvious parallell.\n\nBoth have been made into films. That might be the easiest\nway to compare the two.
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Book can always give u more details.. therefore its unfair to compare both of them. If u have read the book first u r likely to love the book more than the movie.
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The Pirates of the Caribbean ride is what the movie is patterned after.  I don't know if there was any particular "inspiration" behind the ride, but if you want more information about it, check here:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pirates_of_the_Caribbean\n\nAccording to IMDB, writing credits go to:\n\nTed Elliott   (screen story) &  \nTerry Rossio   (screen story) and  \nStuart Beattie   (screen story) and  \nJay Wolpert   (screen story)\nTed Elliott   (screenplay) &  \nTerry Rossio   (screenplay)
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Posiedon's based on a novel..\n\nTitanic is beased on a real life event (ok the love story was made up.. but still!)\n\nI would say titanic.. becuase it actually hapenned which makes the story so much more haunting as you know that these events actually happened.. and how scared the people must have been knowing they were going to die.
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You're writing about two things (neither a book):  one a sermon and the other a short story.  You want to start by laying out the terms of comparison.  This is especially important since the things you are comparing are different in a number of fundamental ways.  They're different genres, their authors were born a century apart, they were written a century apart.  So, readers definitely need to find out why you think they are comparable, what categories you intend to compare them in, and what standard(s) you will apply in that comparison.
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Any of the classics .... some of my favorites include To Kill a Mockingbird, Robinson Crusoe, The REd BAdge of Courage, The Sun Also Rises, Of Mice and Men, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, Heart of DArkness, Of Human Bondage, The HObbitt, Lord of the Rings, War and Peace, Doctor Zhivago ... should keep you busy for a while.  Good luck with it.
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try this...Rotten tomatoes is really good these might help
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I loved those movies! Try these 2 sites and good luck!
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Go here and click on "Comparatives" on the left side:\nhttp://www.av-comparatives.org/
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Shrek borrowed it from something much earlier.  I think it was originally from a John Wayne classic, but don't ask me which one.
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Typing out all the differences would be crazy.\nCheck out the links i've posted below.