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i knooo. its such a stressful play to study .. :angry:

thanks guys! so, do you think it would be best to reread it, and pick out the important quotes?

you could base your story around real events that reflect parts of romanticism - eg. political struggles, representing individualism. as long as you have a story that shows your undeerstanding of the romantic concepts, you wont do to bad. my teacher has been making me write a new story every...

Lenin did get his theories from Marx, but in 1917 he mixed his own ideologies with Marx's, thus lenin-marxism. what he wanted was a highly cetralised government, each member having little or no say in what went on. because lenin's goverment was mainly supported by the lower class society of...

you've helped out a lot; that's fantastic, thank you so much (:

anything webb in modern history will help you out A LOT.

i go to camden haven high. its kind of a new school ... where did you go?

THANK YOU!! i never thought of that - its helped out heaps (:

gotta say i like sherlock holmes better than avatar. it was still good tho ..

i kno this is going to be a stupid question, but is there a proper hsc exam for art theory? does anyone have any clue what it may ask if there is one??

you shouldnt throw away something like that, just because society says so, or because of peer pressure. and society doesnt even really say so, its up to you!

i need help with the report! i dont kno how it should be written or set out, when talking about your story. does anyone have anything that can help me, or can give me a report example so i kno the way about to go on this? im so screwed :S

Looking through your local newspaper, and especially state newspaper, you will be able to find a lot of case studies. there has been one recently in the news about a young three year old boy who was murdered, and the man charged was charged with manslaughter by criminal negligence. this is a...

hmm, yeah, the only reason im doing extension one is to do two and i cant take one anymore, its too hard and i hate poetry. i have to stick with it tho -.-

I'm studying Shakepeare at the moment in english - Julius Caesar - and I'm stuck on how we are supposed to refer this text to the concept of 'conflicting perspectives'. the lines are very blurred on how it fits in, and i need whatever help i can get on how to understand it more. anything will be...

Thats a pain, because my story kinda needs the swearing ... how should i make it so there is no swearing, but readers still get the point?