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1. Define what the topic means to you 2. Explain what you think of as the truth 3. Introduce what tests you use/what they show and why they'll be used by you 4. If you know the stance you're going to take, establish it here, otherwise say something like "as will be show in this essay..."...

Maybe someone else can...to be honest i'm starting to waste too much time on here doing year 12 work again. :rolleyes: Its easier for me to answer specific questions or help u with something u've actually written. I'm not going to start writing frontline essays again particularly since i dont...

I agree. I think Chomsky is great for related material, but at the moment you're story telling and explaining what frontline *is* more than what it shows and how it does so. Admittedly, its hard to show anythign substantial when you've taken the polemic nature of the essay out of the question...

I think it was, it seems vaguely familiar :p Well, how has your understanding been shaped...? remember this is under the topic of "telling the truth". Do you think how you perceive/understand events, personalities etc is at all influenced by how it is told to you, and who is telling it to...

In your response you should consider to what extent is the truth being presented, actually being misrepresented? Understand that there is a fineline between an objective presentation of a story/personality/event and a subjective distortion of it, so that a "truth" is being presented, but it's...

Ok - Hitler had a *lot* of methods to gaining/maintaining power. But if you want to focus on language I'd suggest looking at the phraseology and nazi terminolgy that developed and perpetuated the hitler myth. Things like "one reich, one fuhrer" or "children, church and kitchen" to be the aims...

It's good u picked it up. If you want to post ur essays I can look at them if u want. Anything to procrastinate me actually doing *my* work ;) :p :D

I apologise for trying to be funny. I didn't mean to scare you! I'll refrain from any humourous references in the future...:p

I basically read the papers through year 12 and analysed articles because then you're directly applying the theory you're learning and starting to understand it better, and getting really up to date with whats happening for any essays you may be asked. Other than that i'm a pretty bad...

Most that i practiced with revolved around "what is truth", "who controls the truth"(i.e questions on the power of the truth/who has the power) and the difference between representation/misrepresentation - and what is the purpose of manipulating the truth. Other than that i don't really know...

Power structure ---> Who determines what truth is presented? The interesting thing about the power structure is that the viewer is both at the top *AND* bottom of the chain of power. Consider this: The viewer is fed a distorted/manipulated truth based on what the producers tell the...

What school? coz ur ranks are pretty good.

Practice essays, practice essays and practice essays. Also a few practice papers (e.g multiple choice and SAQ)

ok this wasnt a major focus of the course. Prices/wages policy is a form of macroeconomic policy. This refers to however to policy intiatives such as The Accord - by which wages were centrally determined and indexed to inflation. This was in the time of Hawke... Now however, labour market...

yes - its microeconomic...it *structurally* changes the way the economy operates...labour is a factor ( a "resource").

shhhh pigs. I'm not saying. IF you're that curious you can trawl through the 2002 UAI threads hehehe :p

Hehe not so shallow - after all that *is* what your text is about, and you're not exactly going to have time in the exam to go into an extensive discussion on existentialism and the meaning of truth. :p All you really need to be aware of is that "truth" is highly dependent on who is...

Hmmm I'm not a good person to ask. I'm a vehement advocate against memorised essays - but thats just the way i work and not a lot of ppl agree with me. I personally just kept writing lots of practice essays in 35mins/40mins and eventually found myself getting really comfortable with the same...

I didn't realise I'd actually typed an essay on this, but here's one i did. Let me know if you have any questions about what i wrote etc. I think i did this pretty early on in the peace so it's one of the dodgier ones i was writing, but should be useful still :p Enjoy! :)

It's about how the home-front (i.e economy, social changes etc etc) impacted on the German war effort. FOr instance unti late into the war, the germans were reluctant to put the country onto war-footing, and did not intorudce rationing or cut back on consumer-good production. The policy of...