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The question was less focussed on what he said though, and more about how he made the audiences see it. So like epic staging etc etc... Like obviously you had to mention which particular political contexts are relevant, but it was mainly HOW he did it.

Are you kidding? The Brecht question was pretty much "Brecht is didactic to make the audience see people and politics. Discuss." Just re-worded. It was not the hardest part of the syllabus at all, it was simply a techniques question. I thought it, and Contemporary Australian were both very kind...

yeah...aside from the odd strange one. The ones for Brecht are always the same, which is nice of them!

Im thinking of looking at the concept of Pax Americana from different perspectives. Though some very preliminary reading has led me to believe that this may be too broad... Otherwise, I'll probably do the changing perspectives of Manifest Destiny... I'm actually really looking forward to this...

I have two - EE2 and Hist Ext. So proud of myself for having actually started research on both.

Yeah, I am. Really loving it at the moment. What texts are you doing? We're doing Hiroshima, Catch-22 and The Spy who came in from the cold.

AoS: The Crucible A: Austen/Weldon B: Yeats C: Julius Caesar EXT: After the Bomb Hiroshima Catch-22 The Spy Who Came in from the Cole. Quite pleased really. And I agree with shantu1992 that most people will do Romulus, Hamlet, Blade Runner, etc. Certainly most classes in our school are doing it.

Was talking to a supervisor - they check all of the papers once they've been collected and after everyone leaves. Then they make sure that none are missing student numbers, and where they are it is their job to write them on. Therefore your paper has probably been corrected. Failing that, the...

Nelson Belonging in particular is quite good (I only had a brief flick through today). I've been trying to work on abstract ideas of belonging... and trying to find some good related material...

The names are actaually all sort of significant: Ray - 'protector' Sylvie - A saint invoked by mothers in times of crises Dulcie - 'frail' Sid - Contraction of Saint Dennis - Associated with revalry (Clown associations) Veronica - The name was actually 'imported' to England from France and...

Ill probably be doing my major works (EE2 + His Ext) FUN TIMES! :(

Dropping Legal like a tonne of bricks! =D So. Happy.

yeah, I'm also looking forward to EE2. And Julius Caesar in Ancient!

Re: What UAI/course are you aiming for? After going to the Syd Uni open day I really want to do Intl Studies & Global Studies... I hate the pressure that knowing that puts on me though! AAH!

My group was told that we got nominated yesterday!!! Has anyone else heard anything or were we just early??

URGH 25th August FIRST DAY!!! :mad1: not. impressed.

We have a group of 3 boys. They split our class of 6 based on gender, which was weird. We're finding the whole process challenging, only because we each have kinda different ideas.... Im sure it'l be fine....

I got 6 band 6s. So surprised!