Supplementry Texts! (1 Viewer)

[epicFAILx]

I officially hate english.

reguardless, i am having trouble finding supplementry texts on power and change.



any tips on how to find supplementry texts?

 

[SutherlandKyle]

Pick a book that your teachers will like. Additionally, try and pick two adverse texts. Say, a fiction and non-fiction. Or perhaps a poem? A few of my mates have an even gone as far as using articles and editorials.

 

[Aquawhite]

Choose something with a machiavellian-esque feel to it. Perhaps a novel or movie with a protagonist who is the archetypical villain who struggles within themselves. That's two power battles there.

I'd recommend King Richard III (the Shakespearian text). If you use this now, and enjoy it, you'll be miles ahead if your school chooses this as the Module A prescribed text.

Enjoy.

N.B. It's spelt 'regardless'.

 

[Bored_of_HSC]

I officially hate english.

reguardless, i am having trouble finding supplementry texts on power and change.



any tips on how to find supplementry texts?

Not the first person.

 

[SutherlandKyle]

In all seriousness, just pick anything. 9 times out of 10 you can relate it back to the concept you wish to explore, in this case 'Power and Change'. Try an autobiography?