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[Too right]

If anyone has any time could you please once again, post the questions in any format
cheers

 

[Triangulum]

If anyone has any time could you please once again, post the questions in any format
cheers

Module A: How does a comparative study of <your two texts> bring to the fore ideas about <a topic>? In your response make detailed reference to your TWO prescribed texts.

The topics being:
Emma/Clueless: the quality of relationships in society
Hamlet/RosGuild: the nature of moral order
Pardoner's Tale/Simple Plan: the importance of moral responsibility
Imaginary Life/Wordsworth: the capacity of nature to inspire the individual
Brave New World/Blade Runner: the consequences of the desire for control
Golden Age/Throwim Way Leg: the effects of civilisation

Module B: To what extent has your personal response to <your text> been shaped by <topic>? Support your evaluation with a close analysis of TWO key extracts/speeches/poems/sections/hypertexts/extracts/etc.

The topics:
King Lear: the enduring power of Shakespeare's characterisation of Lear
In the Skin of a Lion: the enduring power of Ondaatje's characterisation of Patrick
Wuthering Heights: the enduring power of Bronte's characterisation of Heathcliff
Cloudstreet: the enduring power of Winton's characterisation of Quick
The School for Scandal: the enduring power of Sheridan's comic satire
Citizen Kane: the enduring power of Welles' creation of Kane
Harwood Poetry: the enduring power of Harwood's poetic treatment of age and youth
Yeats Poetry: the enduring power of Yeats' poetic treatment of age and youth
Speeches: the enduring power of their intellectual and artistic qualities
War Memorial Online: the power of the possibilities for meaning offered by the digital form
Hypertexts: the power of Larsen's experimental approach to storytelling
Wild Swans: the enduring power of Chang's ability to evoke her family's lived experiences

Module C: Texts in the elective offer perspectives on the significance of <topic> in human experiences. Were you persuaded to embrace these perspectives? Refer to your prescribed text and at least TWO other related texts of your own choosing.

The topics:
Telling the Truth: truth
Powerplay: power
History and Memory: history and memory

 

[luscious-llama]

If anyone has any time could you please once again, post the questions in any format
cheers

There are alot of these so i'll do:

SECTION I
Module A: Comparative Study of Texts

Question 1 - Elective 1: Transformations
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a) How does a comparative study of Emma and Clueless bring to the fore ideas about quality of relationships in society?

b) How does a comparative study of Hamlet and Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead bring to the fore ideas abotuthe nature of moral oder?

c) How does a comparative study of The Pardoner's Tale and A Simple Plan bring to the fore ideas about he important of moral responsibility?

Question 2 - Elective 2: In the Wild
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a) How does a comparative study of Wordsworth's poetry and Malouf's An Imaginary Life bring to the fore ideas about the capacity of nature to inspire the individual?

b) How does a comparative study of Brave New World and Blade Runner bring to the fore ideas about the consequences of the desire for control?

c) How does a comparative study of Nowra's The Golden Age and Flannery's Thowim Way Leg bring to the fore ideas about the effects of civilisation?

 

[smegger_em]

Module C sounds easy peasy as usual, but damn some of those A and B questions are a bit specific. Glad I wasn't siting this one!

 

[Triangulum]

Mod B was essentially evaluating lots of factors with one specified, so it wasn't too bad. Mod A was worse, because you had to specifically talk about one thing and one thing only, in depth. Unless, like me, you twisted the question to suit your own thesis.

 

[glitterfairy]

Mmmm Module A, much more specific than previous years

other two modules are worded interestingly, but are still pretty generic.

 

[dandel26]

mod a and b were sweet it was mod c that was the killer, bloody human experiences bullshit.........

 

[pLuvia]

Mod A and Mod C were nice, but Mod B was not so nice