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Look up "King Lear as a Family Drama" It is a way of reading the play. :)

I know I should have done this earlier - but I only recently realised that should check it out... I have a new-ish calculator, fx-100AU. I was wondering if anyone knows if this is BOS approved, or can refer me to a website where they have a list of BOS approved calculators?? Thanks muchies!

Thanks for these notes, arn_e! If I find a way to help you out in return I will - although I don't think I'll be coming here that often anymore until afta the english exams AAAAAHHHHHH!!! Whaaaaaaaaaaaaaahahahaa!!! *Runs to the corner, sits down and rocks back and forth*

Why does Ridley Scott direct Roy Batty to drive a nail through his hand? Remind you of something? Intertextuality of Christ's crucifixion perhaps? Dove symbolises peace and hope - (Noah's arc) I think Batty is compared to Jesus the same way John is in Brave New World. There's a part where...

Ok, Lexicographer, I'LL answer your question. *rolls eyes at everyone who's replied so far.* There are three main shops I go to. Kinokunia which you've mentioned. * The Cartoon Gallery Shop G43 Imperial Arcade, 168 Pitt St Sydney Tel. 02 9222 9911 I also go to CARTOON GALLERY which...

The way I see it - in both materials, someone has manipulated the truth, afterall, someone must have composed the text for it to exist - right? *sorry, I'm being weird again...* But the thing is, isn't it recommended that you have two additional material anyway? Why not use both? Even if you...

First you do an introductory paragraph right? Baisically introduces the topic you're going to discuss and who is discussing it (as in the 'writer' of the Feature article - Note: don't put your own name) One question, the next paragraph, would you introduce say a person you're featuring in the...

And half of page 2... Sorry if I seem like I'm taking the role of a teacher even though I'm really not a teacher - I hope you know - I'm just throwing in suggestions from my little pocket of knowledge. (..well, rather, I'm mimicking how my english teacher marks and the comments he usually...

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I hope I don't get in trouble for this... I was lazy and couldn't be bothered typing up so much - I just printed out the essay and put comments around it, scanned it and I'm posting it here as a .gif image. I hope you can read my writing. Neh... Sorry I couldn't do it all... I'm really...

Hunchback of Notre Dame?? *shrugs*

really? Oh hehe... I kind of made that up on my own... aighoo - this is me trying to be original. :p

Thanks so much ~TeLEpAtHeTiC~ !! Rough notes are cool - just so I can get an idea of what's bull and what's actually right - just can't trust the internet always... We didn't actually go through any interpretations in class. Which is why I'm totally lost with criticts. It's only recently...

Here it is... "Symbolism of Nothing in King Lear and Freud" :confused:

Oooh. thanks. I'll look for the site where I got the essay from. It did sound a bit far fetched to me. If I can't find it I'll upload it here. See what people think. If tis bs - or if it's a valid argument.

please please someone help... The notes above are pretty much in my own words too so yeah.

Why not? I want to ... but I honestly haven't written anything!! ... well, nothing that's really pieced together well. I've got parts of an essay but I haven't put them together yet. Like I have bits of paint and other art media... but I haven't done the painting yet. Anyway... I'll stop...

Dude... you gotta wait more than one hour before getting peed off for no one replying. Write present tense. It is more powerful. Instead of "explored" use "explores." You can also take away expressive words like "indeed" or "an obvious example" - the markers will probably say, "well, duh...

Camera techniques? Lesse - well, camera tracking and numerous jump cuts in "The Seige" opening sequence creates tension, sets up a sense of "rush," "urgence," "importance." You know Camera angles right? High angle suggests the subject is inferior. Low angle (as in worm's eye view) gives the...

Is anyone using either of the two criticts of King Lear above? I just wanted to verify the info I got from the internet - Sigmund Freud or the freudian reading of King Lear: * the 'phallus' is valued (I find this very - strange btw...) and a woman's awareness of the phallus envokes her...