CTIVITY #2

A
ENG MAJ 9

Submitted by:
Rosales, CLaudine M.
 contemporary literature
and popular literature.
Popular literature refers to works that are widely read and enjoyed
by a general audience, often characterized by accessible writing
style, engaging plotlines, and relatable characters. Contemporary
literature refers to works that are written in the present day or
within the last few decades, often reflecting current social,
political, and cultural issues and trends.

contemporary POPULAR
literature literature
Balancing artistic integrity Addressing criticisms of
Addressing complex and being formulaic or derivative.
sensitive social issues in a way Navigating the challenges of
that is both impactful and adaptation to other media
respectful. Addressing forms, such as film and
Navigating the challenges of self- concerns television, which can alter
promotion and building an online about the the original work's message
presence in a highly competitive decline of and impact.
and saturated market. reading and Responding to changing
literacy rates cultural attitudes and values
Responding to criticism and Challenges of
feedback from readers and Balancing accessibility and
online piracy literary quality.
reviewers, which can be both and copyright
constructive and difficult to Addressing concerns about
infringement. representation and diversity.
navigate. Navigating the
Finding a balance between impact of Responding to criticisms that
innovation and tradition. technology on popular literature
Navigating the challenges of the publishing perpetuates dominant power
publishing in a digital age. industry structures and reinforces the
Addressing the challenges of status quo.
translation and cultural Navigating the challenges of
differences . fan culture and expectations

Contrast
 Black
Panther:
Wakanda
Forever

1. Maintaining the legacy of the first Black Panther movie and its impact
on representation in Hollywood.
2. Adapting the storyline to honor the passing of actor Chadwick
Boseman, who played the lead role of T'Challa in the first film.
3. Balancing the exploration of Wakanda's advanced technology and
culture with the need to tell a compelling and emotionally resonant
story.
4. Ensuring that the film avoids harmful stereotypes and tropes related to
African cultures and traditions.
5. Addressing the criticism that the first film's portrayal of Wakanda as a
utopia ignores the complex political and social issues facing many
African nations.
6. Navigating the expectations of fans and critics who have high hopes for
the sequel after the success of the first movie.
7. Integrating new characters and plotlines while staying true to the
established lore and mythology of the Black Panther universe.
8. Addressing the challenges of post-production, including special effects,
editing, and sound design, during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
9. Ensuring that the film's release is successful, despite the challenges of
the current theatrical landscape, including the rise of streaming services
and shifting audience preferences.
10. Balancing the need to tell a standalone story with the potential for
future sequels or spinoffs, while also leaving room for the Marvel
Cinematic Universe's larger narrative.