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this is on tomorrow! hope to see you there :) bring your friends!!

don't forget this is on tomorrow! tell your friends :) Hope to see you there

Here's the flyer! Hope you can come along on saturday :)

Here's the flyer for the study lounge :) Hope you can come along!

Hi Year 12 students! I posted about this event a few weeks ago, but as it is now this saturday, I thought it would be good to remind you, and let more people know it's on :) The HSC is drawing near, and I know it's hard to stay motivated to study, and sometimes it's nice to get help from...

Hi Year 12 students! The HSC is drawing near, and I know it's hard to stay motivated to study, and sometimes it's nice to get help from those of us who have finished school... so... Come along to Hurstville Salvation Army this saturday from 10am-4pm for FREE TUTORING from university students...

Hey year 12 students! As the time for your schooling draws to a close and the HSC exams are getting closer, I know it's hard to keep motivated to study, and sometimes it's hard to study alone... So, on Saturday 8th October we are having a day of FREE TUTORING for HSC students! Here's the...

Yes that is certainly a theme in the play.

I'd say you are on the right track. Personal interpretation/response is simply how you view the play- eg. why you think the tragedy occured. Make sure you analyse at least 2 parts of the play and follow a character/motif/theme/imagery thread through the play to show/prove your reading. This...

Good question. I understand that textual integrity is to do with how everything in the text works together to form an idea. To show textual integrity in reference to King Lear you must carry an idea through the play- analyse at least 2 scenes and choose a motif/theme/thread of imagery that runs...

Like Neha Sharma said, your personal response/interpretation should be the basis of your essay. To come up with your interpretation a good place to start is to look at why you think the tragedy occured... there are several themes/motifs throughout the play to choose from. eg. power, justice...

I agree with mc88. You must make your own reading, but that can stem from other specific readings and you could mention how your reading was influenced by other ones. ie. how valid you think other interpretations of the play are.

intertextuality is a technique increasingly used in many texts. It is heavily used in BNW... Basically it is when you use something from another text. Eg. In BNW the Savage likes to say stuff from shakespeare's plays. specifically King Lear, and some others.

Latin minority:You don't have to use them all, but if you want to... think of them in this order, 'speculation, imagination, inspiration.' One leads to the next eg. when you speculate it leads to imagining and more often than not you are inspired by your journey. Underlying assumptions can be...

colyrook: Great idea to start with a quote, and a good one at that. Some suggestions: use 'imaginative journeys' not 'imaginary' don't say 'cryptically explains' because it is uneccessary- the marker knows it will not directly tell you, that is why you need to write the essay. try not to...