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go to the Australian Music Centre - it's 18 (?) Hickson Rd, The Rocks. you take a bus down George St, to Circular Quay, like a 431 or something, and that will take you into the rocks, and you just get off at the Hickson Rd turnoff and it's almost under the harbour bridge. or you can walk from...

i did the women's suffrage movement in britain. it was fun. (sort of.)

yeah, but what you just outlined is all analysis of content, which sure is very interesting, but it's not historiography - it's not analysis of how historians wrote the history of EUropean influence in Japan

yeah, i hardly used the warren, even though it's good, it has lots of 'descriptive' stuff about the various historians which you don't actually need to know. but it's helpful to give you an overview. there are lots of books out, you will find the names of the people inside the Warren eg...

yay, i think i am going too. i wish the handbook told you more stuff like the assignments/exams there were and stuff.

s2ophie, i am doing international studies in globalisation with law. have you decided what subkects you're doing?? I'm thinking about both COMDs and POLS. but i really don't like the first COMD subkect, about nomadic tribes etc... hmmm. i don't know if i'm quite happy. so yes, what...

man i am so against people doing holocaust denial as their topic. it's like, to analyse it gives it credence to the garbage. once i saw this doco ( if youcould call it that), and they had a holocaust denier and Deborah Lipstadt. the denier spoke first, and then there was an ad break and they...

i like the music forum. it has a nice feel. i think i will write here more often

gloria's making cigarettes with pink smoke would you like one?

omg that would be the most difficult thing to do. my friend did his project on music, i think he was focusing on black american music?? or something. it sounded really interesting, but i don't think he did very well because our teacher didn't like it ok but the first problem you have is...

but in whose opinion is she "the most popular"? certainly not in mine; which historians would say that?? i think you're talking about something called 'popular social memory'; a useable past. how certain groups attach themselves to a certain individual (who may possess characteristics...

yeah i worked it out - twice because i was so shocked. law/int studies is a 6 year degree, so you have more units of credit than say arts/law

funny. i think you should come online and help me create inane polls and threads in the music forum so that can achieve something.

hii gloria*. music is cool

no. but you shoudl get this book, it's called 'Sparta' and it's edited by Michael Whitby. it has everything you need almost. if you read it, those ancient dudes plutarch and xenophon and some inane textbook you can't go wrong. i can't recommend it enough. everyone i know who used it did...

my modern teacher was so adorable. she was extremely nice and really enthusiastic about the topics. modern was one of my favourite classes. it is actually a good subject, too, which helps

haha you're so naive jennibeans. not that it's a good thing to not care, but you shouldn't worry so much about it - i did in the begnning and it was a waste of effort. in the hsc exam i made up random vietnamese names of hisotirans for the indo-china question, and totally confused historians...

there are so many books out on germany. get a good textbook - i had one i used a lot called republic to reich I think?? it was by 2 people, and written for the syllabus in England. but it was totally amazingly good. i will find the details if you're interested. it had heaps of historiography...

the proposal is actually the worst to get done. and it's worth so little...

yeah they like stuff with movies, i think. eg people who do elizabeth as their case study in the exam. but how you say things is weird, do you mean how the way in whcih Homer wrote the Iliad has influenced the way historical explanations are written?? or how the story remains with us...