Recent content by LadyNightmare

I'm doing Crime Fiction. I'm glad, because I'm actually enjoying this module, and I find it interesting how you can track all the social values present in the societies by looking at the works. My class is doing The Big Sleep, The Skull Beneath the Skin, Anils Ghost(Least favorite), & The Real...

God, this sucks...Our trials are on right now, (I had bio today, exams all this week, and last week, and before that ext hist etc due, then ext english and ext hist exams monday -_-) so I haven't had time to study. I'm screwed. I can barely know what people are saying, let alone answert...God...

I have my trial for that tomorrow too. =/ Don't worry. The Yeats part isn't too hard. (Or, at least, I don't think so). Just take two readings of his poetry (say, romantisist and feminist), then compare to two. Giving specific examples, quotes, techniques, values etc, give the strengths...

Emma & Clueless. While I did choose to do those texts, it's a little disheartening to hear the R&G/Hamlet classes talking about all this sophisticated stuff they can bring up in essays, like mortality, God, and death, while I'm trying to explain satire, and mobile phones. -_- Oh well.

I'm definatly using the Ivory Trail, because visual techniques are easier (I believe) to incorperate than the writing techniques. Also you can make up a ton of stuff about the sand ripples, and the far away gaze of the boy, and the sun setting on the minatettes, night over the oldest culture...

My class is doing History & Memory, and we're using The fiftieth Gate. It's annoying....Once your past the introduction & first paragraph, there's really not much to write about. Anyone got any ideas what sort of things to talk about for it? I'm using Titanic as related material for...

Thanks a heap! I'd been looking everywhere for a text, & they have it...

I'm doing something to do with the 1751 gin crisis in England... I made up some bodge question for the proposal, but I'll have to think of something better... I really need to get my research done faster...:mad1: Otherwise I can't see myself doing very well in this... Ah well. By any chance do...

Hmmm...This does not bode well for my chances in this course, but I need help with finding historians/ material for my project. I was wondering if anyone could maybe suggest anything? The topic which I chose was the 1751 'gin crisis', & whether the 'gin act' that was passed helped the crime...