A bibliographic comparison without a false attribution

An original study card places “L’Atlàntida - Jacint Verdaguer” next to “Els fruits saborosos - Josep Carner”. A student replaces the first title with a Maragall collection and misspells the second as a different phrase, then uses the resulting list to assign every work to one movement. The task asks the learner to repair the method, not reproduce a current official prescribed-reading list. The workshop gives no exact examination date, selected edition or mandatory fragment. The two works are used as bibliographic anchors in a broader Catalan literary history. A good comparison should establish actual authorship and title first, then relate genre, period and formal evidence to the particular work. Shared literary language is useful for comparison, but it does not erase differences among authors or prove that each title is compulsory in every regional assessment.