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Question: In this exercise assignment, we will write a critical analysis essay using two literary lenses to analyze how Richard Wagamese's novel Indian Horse addresses the concept of resilience in literature. We will write an article of about 1200 words Choose two of the following lenses that you feel most comfortable applying to Indian Horse: personal response, psychological, socio-economic, gender, contextual and archetypal lenses. Remember that you are applying the lenses to write about resilience. But you are not limited to focusing only on Saul the Indian Horse. You can choose a different character, broaden the focus of the characters or focus on specific parts of the novel. Once you have decided on two literary points of view, we will compare how they interpret the novel. Use the following questions to guide you:

Do the lenses offer contrasting interpretations of the novel?
Do the lenses offer complementary interpretations of the novel?
How well do the lenses work together?

Now that you have explored how the two literary perspectives interpret the novel (specifically the concept of resilience), we will develop a thesis statement for your essay. Our thesis statement should state your perspective on how resilience is addressed in the novel, drawing on insights from both literary perspectives.