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Exploring Arranged Marriages: Perspectives and Comparisons

Discuss the concept of arranged marriage vs. love match, societal norms, and customs. Analyze pros and cons, considering perspectives from literature. Conduct a comparative analysis to understand marriage customs in different contexts.

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Exploring Arranged Marriages: Perspectives and Comparisons

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  1. Please get your SpringBoard books.

  2. Bellringer…… • Respond to the following quickwrite prompts in your English II spiral notebook. Your answers do not need to be in complete sentences: • What are the first words that come to mind when you hear the phrase “arranged marriage”? • What is the difference between a “love match,” which we saw in Bend It Like Beckham with Jess and Joe, and an “arranged marriage,” like we saw between Jess’ sister and her fiancé/husband? • Would you accept an arranged marriage? Why/why not? • Does a man still have to ask permission of the father to marry his daughter? • Can only the man ask the woman to marry him? Why? • Who pays for the wedding?

  3. Brainstorm… • Get out a separate sheet of paper. • Title the paper “Arranged Marriages.” • Fold the paper in half to make two vertical columns. • Label one column “pros” and one column “cons.” • Brainstorm a list the of possible pros and cons of an arranged marriage and write them in the appropriate column.

  4. SpringBoard… • Read “Matrimony with a Proper Stranger” on pages 84-7. • As you read, mark the text for the pros and cons of an arranged marriage according to the article. • Add the pros and cons from the article to the list you brainstormed prior to reading. • After reading the article, complete the double-bubble map for the similarities and differences in marriage customs between Bend It Like Beckham and “Marriage with a Proper Stranger.”

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