ok people, is any1 doing John keats "on first looking into chapman's Homer" as related material??? if so HELP!!! i lost my notes and i just had to find another related text and thats what i chose but i need help decoding it, there are a few sections of it that are unclear (considering it was writen in 1886!)
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No I'm not using it as a related text but I did do it in year 11. Ask away with any questions.
It's all about how he's exclaiming about the hidden brilliance of Homer's work that Chapman's translation and analysis has helped him to realise.
Personally if I'm pushed for another text I'll be using Bright Star! as my backup as it's alot easier to analyse and do.
It's all about how he's exclaiming about the hidden brilliance of Homer's work that Chapman's translation and analysis has helped him to realise.
Personally if I'm pushed for another text I'll be using Bright Star! as my backup as it's alot easier to analyse and do.
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hahaha jess typical 