one concept or multiple concepts? (1 Viewer)

[Fake-Name]

Hey, our teacher has told us that there are two methods of addressing the question on texts and ways of thinking:

We can either:

A) Talk about a range of concepts: eg. Sexual / women's liberalism, fear paranoia, with one text and one related material for each concept.

B) Talk about only one concept with both texts and related material.


Has anyone heard of this before? Is this common?

 

[aphorae]

Hey, our teacher has told us that there are two methods of addressing the question on texts and ways of thinking:

We can either:

A) Talk about a range of concepts: eg. Sexual / women's liberalism, fear paranoia, with one text and one related material for each concept.

B) Talk about only one concept with both texts and related material.


Has anyone heard of this before? Is this common?

v late reply but either is fine

It depends on the question. Sometimes they'll only give you one concept and you'll have to adapt your other ones around it, or you can just talk about that one only etc., it doesn't really matter. EE1 is pretty broad.