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Out of curiousity how do u know that it is about Hartley? didn't Colridge have 3 children??

Ziff I was wondering if u had any notes on this text - it looks good but im hopeless at analysing cartoons!! Help

It depends what ur doing. Physical? Inner? Imaginative? ...

It is the same sort of structure as an essay only it is oppinionated. Rather than arguing for & against. Your poit forth ur point of view. That is the best way I can think of to explain how to write one. Good Luck

Questions - 1) How do actions speak louder than words in R & G? (this is more an extended answer rather than an essay but if u answer it right it may be useful) 2) Look at Hamlet in R & G. a)How do we see him differently compared to "Hamlet"? b)How does this change the audiences view/s...

With Wind in the Willows - you can also take it that the reader is on an imaginative journey - I mean animals talking - that is imaginative. SO you can say it is the author/reader as well who go on the journey with toad. And yes - I find it strange an animal having an animal as a pet...

I have just read through alot of the other Threads and I think that some of the problems may be coming from not understanding the Key Words these include things like List, Outline, Discribe, Discuss and Explain. I know that everyone understands the meaning but I use to find them a bit...

Yeah me too - Im am so stuffed when it comes to these language and other techniques - any help would be very much appreciated

Hey ShadyLady to answer ur questions 1 - hey ppl wat wud be a good plot for a short story on imaginative journeys?? im so hopeless at creative writing. and, I had to to a creative writing task & I came up with a story that didnt quite suit the question - it needs a little wok but maybe it...

We only started studying it on friday but the actual imaginative Journey in it is Him traveling back in his memories. So he as a writer is going on an imaginative journey through his memories. Also it might be interesting to remember that at a fairly young age he was sent by his mother from...

Hope this helps clear things up I've already studied R&G and Hamlet. From what I know - we are studying the transformation but we have to study the values, themes and contexts as well to see how/why they are transformed. For example the themes in Hamlet are very different to the ones in R &...