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[BHS10]

Which ones are youse doing? Are you reasonably happy with them?

AOS: Belonging
Blade Runner/Frankenstein
Hamlet
The Justice Game
Emily Dickinson

can't say im too happy with the justice game lol.

 

[x jiim]

• Paper 1 – Area of Study: Belonging – Shakespeare’s As You Like It (drama)
• Paper 2 – Module A – Comparative Study of Texts and Context: Elective 2 – Frankenstein (novel) and Blade Runner (film)
• Paper 2 – Module B – Critical Study of Texts: Speeches (nonfiction)
• Paper 2 – Module C – Representation and Text: Elective 1 – Conflicting Perspectives – Ted Hughes’s Birthday Letters (poetry)

Can't say I'm thrilled about them, but nyeh =\

 

[Dragonmaster262]

Which ones are youse doing? Are you reasonably happy with them?

AOS: Belonging
Blade Runner/Frankenstein
Hamlet
The Justice Game
Emily Dickinson

can't say im too happy with the justice game lol.

Same except I'm not sure if I'm doing the Justice Game.

 

[Deer]

Which ones are youse doing? Are you reasonably happy with them?

AOS: Belonging
Blade Runner/Frankenstein
Hamlet
The Justice Game
Emily Dickinson

can't say im too happy with the justice game lol.

Wow,exactly the same as me!

I like everything except Justice Game. I borrowed it in the holidays to read early and got through about 3 pages before giving up. :|

 

[speedofsound]

Blade Runner/Frankenstein
Emily Dickinson
Some holocaust book
idk

 

[Staseycat]

AOS:Belonging
Peter Skrzynecki
Julius Ceaser
A Room of one's own / Who's afraid of Virginia Woolf
In the skin of a lion

 

[BHS10]

Wow,exactly the same as me!

I like everything except Justice Game. I borrowed it in the holidays to read early and got through about 3 pages before giving up. :|

damn, really? It sounded like a good book from the reviews and the plot

 

[MissGiggles]

in advanced module C: representation and text, elective 1: conflicting perspectives:
-the poetry of Ted Hughes (i think it's The Birthday Letters, not sure)
-Arraigment, a poem by Robyn Morgan
-the poems Daddy and Lady Lazareth by Sylvia Path (his wife)
-extracts from Plath's journals along with a photo of her and their kids

i don't like studying poety so i'm not happy

in extension 1 module B:texts and ways of thinking, elective 1: after the bomb:
-Hiroshima (non-fiction) by John Hersey
-the play Waiting for Godot by Samuel Becket ("A play where nothing happens. Twice.")
-more poetry from Sylvia Plath

Hiroshima's a bit dry so far but Waiting for Godot had me laughing when we looked at it in drama.

 

[allira92]

Peter Skryznecki immigrant chronicals
King Richard/Looking for Richard
The Justice game

and the one i'm most looking forward to, *Sarcasm*
Cloudstreet-Tim Winton

 

[Arceupins]

I don't know yet ^___________^