How many times have you read through your texts for english? (1 Viewer)

[onedaysnotice]

Belonging: Romulus My Father - Never finished it, stopped at pg 160~ xD I tried re-reading it twice but I can never bring myself to finish it Dx

Mod A: Frankenstein - once; Blade Runner - twice

Mod B: Hamlet - I just watched the David Tennant movie to be honest lol. I did read prob 5/6 of the play though.

Mod C: Ted Hughes Birthday Letters - 3-7 times for most poems

 

[someth1ng]

Immigrant Chronicle: Many times
Frankenstein: 0
Blade Runner: 2
Hamlet: 1
Justice Game: Parts of The Trials of Oz and Michael X on Death Row

 

[Demise]

Blade Runner: 2
Frankenstein: 1
Harwood: 16
Smithsonian: 3?

 

[madharris]

1/2 times for everything

EDIT: and sections of it when looking for quotes

 

[nerdasdasd]

0 , just reading quotes

 

[George121]

The only time i ever read the stupid books was during class when we analysed them

Other than that, 0 times for everything xD

I have seen bladerunner a few times though ..

 

[Rawf]

Romulus my father - once.. i read it lots of it before and after this surgery I had, I barely remember it
Mod A -Frankenstein - once, blade runner - i've watched it over like 3 times (key scenes several times too)
Mod B - Yeats poems - a lot of times haha
Mod C - julius caesar - I watched it one time (DVD) while following my book

 

[nerdasdasd]

The only time i ever read the stupid books was during class when we analysed them

Other than that, 0 times for everything xD

I have seen bladerunner a few times though ..

Same, my novel is 365 pages >%

 

[deswa1]

Skrznecki- a few times
Frankenstein- twice
Bladerunner- twice
Hamlet- once in the actual version and once in the No Fear Shakespeare. I've seen two film adaptations as well
Justice Game- Trials/Michael X twice, everything else once

 

[Kimyia]

Romulus - once (surprised i got through it)
Frankenstein - once
Blade Runner - twice
Harwood's poems - at least twice each
Caesar - once modern, once proper
And flicked back through for specific parts whenever needed.

 

[ArguablyMitch]

As You Like It - only in class
Frankenstein - once; really liked it actually
Blade Runner - twice
Harwood poems - obvioulsly many times
50th Gate - 0 complete times; absolutely woeful text. I got half way through and decided to just make notes based on detailed chapter summaries

 

[Alkanes]

As You Like It - only in class
Frankenstein - once; really liked it actually
Blade Runner - twice
Harwood poems - obvioulsly many times
50th Gate - 0 complete times; absolutely woeful text. I got half way through and decided to just make notes based on detailed chapter summaries

+1.

Fucking read the first chapter. I was like "Fuck this". Just using other people's notes as a study tool for this shit as text.

 

[TheOptimist]

Romulus My Father - 2 times (imo one of the bluntest texts for belonging)
Mod A - Frankenstein - 2 times (the language was pissing me off in my first reading, however the second was much more better)/Bladerunner: 2 times
Mod B - Yeats poems - Couple of times for each poem
Mod C - Julius Caesar - lol have you ever tried to read a Shakespearean Tragedy as you would a novel?, 1 time

 

[Memento-mori]

Immigrant Chronicle: Heaps of times, I'd say 9
Gattaca (related Belonging text): 10 +
Letters To Alice On First Reading Jane Austen: 3
Pride & Prejudice: 1 and 1/2
Wag The Dog: 3
Hamlet: Skimmed through it

 

[DeeDazza]

Belonging - Emily Dickinson's poetry: A fair few times.
Mod A - Richard III and Looking For Richard: Got up to the 2nd last act in Richard III, couldn't do it anymore. Watched LFR twice.
Module B - Speeches: Read Atwood's speech a few times as well as Keating's. All the rest, at least once, at the most, twice.
Module C - True History of the Kelly Gang: read it once. Couldn't bring myself to read through all the horrible grammar again.

 

[George121]

Why read books when you have spark notes, resources in the resources section, etc. to help you?