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Writing Courses: well i don't know anything from personal experience (i do media arts/law at uts) but i do have friends who do the writing/law combo at UoW and UTS. The UoW environment sounds very supportive and the good thing is that the uni has a lot of scholarships on offer, whereas UTS...

Trust me, the glowing feeling of being at a prestigious uni (or adversely the deep depression that comes from going to a "lesser" uni if you are that way inclined), will only last until you actually go to the uni. Then reality kicks in. Also, UTS has,multiple buildings dotted around the...

this is probably a late reply. I do the combined MAP/Law degree at UTS and chose it pretty much because it's the only uni that offers that specific combination of practical film/whichever media you are so inclined and law. The single degree offers a lot of flexibility according to yours...

What you said sounds about right, as much as it is stating the obvious. Emma is a novel and Clueless is a film. The two produce very different ways of telling a story and correspond to the contexts they come from. Whilst it would have been impossible for Emma to be a film in the 19th century...

The Victorian Web is a very useful place for brief and more detailed views on the various 19th century paradigms as well as how the authors used these in their texts. In brief, religion was still an important part of society but was coming into conflict with an increasingly strong movement...

The characters like Lizzie and Darcy etc are the agents through which self-determination occurs. So I suppose we look at self-determination as a concept rather than just something that certain people do.