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Thematic Analysis 1. Use your “Analytical Verb/Thematic Topics” resource to identify what Beckett suggests, conveys, portrays, or asserts about a specific.

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2 Thematic Analysis 1. Use your “Analytical Verb/Thematic Topics” resource to identify what Beckett suggests, conveys, portrays, or asserts about a specific thematic topic. 2. Example: Beckett reveals that… Theme is a whole thought/complete sentence specific to this author and text A thematic topic or subject is one word or short phrase which ANY author and ANY text could be about Ex: Thematic Topic: Friendship Author 1 expresses that one’s loyalty to a friend can negatively impact one’s choices Author 2 expresses that loyalty to friends reinforces strong bonds and supports one’s mental stability

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