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English, 03.12.2020 23:20 ShugarLove4363

To compare and contrast the themes of two different literary works, you should follow a specific process. What is the FIRST step in the process? Select one: a. Determine the theme of each work, and state it in your own words. b. Analyze the effects of setting and word choice in each work. c. Explain the differences between the two works, in terms of the effect of form on theme. d. Make a list of the literary elements found in both works.

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