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    Jasper Jones as a comparative text refers to the many intertextual references between Jasper Jones and To Kill a Mockingbird. These references invite viewers to compare themes and characters between the two texts. Specifically, Charlie constantly references To Kill a Mockingbird in Jasper Jones, drawing parallels between Atticus Finch and other characters. Both texts also explore themes of racial prejudice and coming of age in a segregated rural community in the 1960s.

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    Jasper Jones as a comparative text refers to the many intertextual references between Jasper Jones and To Kill a Mockingbird. These references invite viewers to compare themes and characters between the two texts. Specifically, Charlie constantly references To Kill a Mockingbird in Jasper Jones, drawing parallels between Atticus Finch and other characters. Both texts also explore themes of racial prejudice and coming of age in a segregated rural community in the 1960s.

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    Jasper Jones as a comparative text refers to the many intertextual references between Jasper Jones and To Kill a Mockingbird. These references invite viewers to compare themes and characters between the two texts. Specifically, Charlie constantly references To Kill a Mockingbird in Jasper Jones, drawing parallels between Atticus Finch and other characters. Both texts also explore themes of racial prejudice and coming of age in a segregated rural community in the 1960s.

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    Jasper Jones as a comparative text refers to the many intertextual references between Jasper Jones and To Kill a Mockingbird. These references invite viewers to compare themes and characters between the two texts. Specifically, Charlie constantly references To Kill a Mockingbird in Jasper Jones, drawing parallels between Atticus Finch and other characters. Both texts also explore themes of racial prejudice and coming of age in a segregated rural community in the 1960s.

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    Jasper Jones as a

    comparative text
    Miss Setter
    Sticky Definitions
     ENTRY CARD

    An example of
    intertextuality in Jasper
    A theme in Jasper Jones in reference to To Kill
    Jones with textual a Mockingbird and how it is
    reference used to create meaning
    As a result of engaging in
    this lesson students will…
     Know: The purpose of intertexuality between the
    two texts

     Understand: There are many intertextual


    references in Jasper Jones and To Kill a
    Mockingbird

     Do: Give examples of intertextuality- Start


    thinking about your essay- what question you
    want to focus on
    Jasper Jones
     Set in rural Australia 1969- after many of
    America’s civil rights upheavals (Martin Luther
    King’s freedom movement, Vietnam War protests
    and second-wave feminism had begun).

     1967 referendum

     White Australia
    History of Aboriginal
    Australians living in the South
    West of Western Australia
     Entering the twentieth century there was an
    extensive inter-relationship between Aboriginal
    Women and European and Asian Men= Half
    Caste

     1905 Act

     Stolen Generation
     Marriage between an Aboriginal and a non-
    Aboriginal person illegal unless it had been
    approved by the Chief Protector

     Significant for the experiences of ‘half-castes’ like


    Jasper Jones (as they were called), and also the
    acceptability of his relationship with Laura.
    Discussion about the post
    viewing questions
     What would you say are Jasper Jones main themes?

     Of which other films or texts did Jasper Jones remind you?


    Why?

    Charlie makes consistent references to To Kill a Mockingbird


    in the film. In doing this, Perkins invites the viewer to make
    comparisons between the two texts.

     How many character parallels can you find between the


    two texts?

     What themes and preoccupations do they share?

     How do they differ?


    Continued…
     Compare and Question: To Kill a Mockingbird and Jasper
    Jones:

     Which character in Jasper Jones do you think is most like


    To Kill a Mockingbird’s Atticus Finch? Why?

     Compare Charlie Bucktin and Scout Finch’s character


    traits. Where are the similarities and differences? How do
    their traits affect the story’s development?

     Boo Radley and Mad Jack Lionel have the opportunity to


    meet. What do they say to each other?

     If you had to choose either To Kill a Mockingbird or Jasper


    Jones to describe why racial prejudice is wrong, which
    would you choose and why?

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