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The Places and Races of Middle-earth: The Lord of the Rings Trilogy - a Study Guide
This guide is structured with the places and associated races of Middle-earth in mind. This has been favoured over a sequential division of the three films due to the continual representation of various places and characters in all three films. The study begins with a focus on filmic techniques and the prologue of The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (Peter Jackson, 2001) with links to Tolkien's literary texts. It then proceeds to explore the places and races of Middle-earth in a roughly sequential order of representation in the trilogy. It allows for exploration of the fantasy genre and encourages student responses.
The Places and Races of Middle-earth: The Lord of the Rings Trilogy - a Study Guide
This guide is structured with the places and associated races of Middle-earth in mind. This has been favoured over a sequential division of the three films due to the continual representation of various places and characters in all three films. The study begins with a focus on filmic techniques and the prologue of The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (Peter Jackson, 2001) with links to Tolkien's literary texts. It then proceeds to explore the places and races of Middle-earth in a roughly sequential order of representation in the trilogy. It allows for exploration of the fantasy genre and encourages student responses.