haha thats what is freaking me out about ext history. is it possible for them to ask us to talk about 3 debates of our case study? or 4 or 5? haha whoa. sigh. fingers crossed for only two. ...but is there like a set limit on what they can ask us??
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oooh... and i thought mine was bad..jdrockefeller said:
Monday
Pm: Senior Science (till 5pm)
Tuesday
Am: Ancient History (finished a couple of hours ago)
that totally s*cked!
nwatts
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Not really. Look at past questions.
It's usually along the likes of "identify two areas of debate and do whatever the hell you want".
It's usually along the likes of "identify two areas of debate and do whatever the hell you want".
Actually, it gets even crazier. I just got told by a boy in my ext history class that he had/has:jdrockefeller said:
Monday :Ext English
Tuesday: Ancient
Wednesday: Chem
Friday: Phys, Ext History
Oh man, do not want to be him right now.
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Lol, I hope they tell us to do whatever the hell we wantnwatts said:
But, is it likely that they will ask us for 3 (or more) case studies? Because, in that case, I'm probably screwed. Like I know they've never done it before... but still...?
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I don't think so. The case study I did doesn't really even have three key debates. (Hah, it only really has one, but oh well.)llluullaaa said:
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What case study do you do?Oh wait did you already say
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I do Jesus. Along with about four other people in the state.llluullaaa said:
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Ohhh fair enough. Do not many peo9ple do it?
It seems to me that like everrryone does JFK
It seems to me that like everrryone does JFK
nwatts
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I think there's only two other schools in the state that teach it, so yeah.. very few.llluullaaa said:
JFK is popular.
Okay so 2 debates and 2 historians for the case study is normal but we really should have a third. What about for the what is history part? how many historians is everyone preparing and learning? Or are people learning texts?
*Ya_So_CuTe*
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Learning texts? ARRRRRGH!!! Noooo! History ext is not english! * hopes that this isn't what we're meant to be doing*raeraerae said:
nwatts
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There's significant debate surrounding the accuracy of Josephus's Antiquities, a historical text which chronicles the life of Jesus. It's argued that religious scripts/translators have inserted evangelical elements that weren't present within the original text. Basically, it contains a whole bunch of random "Jesus is God" and "He was the Messiah" comments that seem very out-of-place.Libbster said:
It's actually a more interesting debate than whether or not he existed, because critics/historians are totally polarised on how they think. So there's little interesting debate, because it's essentially "he said this, she says its wrong" for three pages. And, the way I see it, the evidence is irrefutable that he existed. Whether or not he died and rose again is more pressing, but is ultimately a matter of personal faith.
However if you have any notes at all, I'd be more than happy to have a browse.
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For historigraphy im doing herodotus, bede, ranke, burke, sharpe and bloch. And will go over a few more tonight.
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It's nice to find more people who do Jesus - I was starting to think that my school was practically the only one, apart from the Catholic schools...I got a bit worried when everyone was talking about how they didn't do jesus (on the forum earlier in the year), as the more religious schools would be better suited for it, but it's turned out to be okay (I hope...).Libbster said:
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yh im the same.. my teacher has also labelled me a marxist historian as i plan to study economics and history next yr @ uni and when i write my modern history it is primarly focused on economic policy.
my case study is Napoleon... i think case study hardest part... its so confusing ...
i have an idea.. since we r living in a post modernist times can we write nothing and call it post modernism...j/ks... i think who ever did that deserves full marks as they truely understand the course... postmodernism sucks... thats my theory
good luck tomorrow
nwatts said:...I'm trying to pick a few who say a lot, but I'm having trouble finding a good balance. All the ones I like seem to be raving Marxists.
yh im the same.. my teacher has also labelled me a marxist historian as i plan to study economics and history next yr @ uni and when i write my modern history it is primarly focused on economic policy.
my case study is Napoleon... i think case study hardest part... its so confusing ...
i have an idea.. since we r living in a post modernist times can we write nothing and call it post modernism...j/ks... i think who ever did that deserves full marks as they truely understand the course... postmodernism sucks... thats my theory
good luck tomorrow