I was thinking that they could say "refer to your set text" and then underneath that they have a list of the different prescribed texts, and under Coleridge, instead of having a list of all four poems, specify (for example) Kubla Khan and one of your own choosing.Captain Gh3y said:I dunno, maybe it is in their power, and they've done crazier things in the past (just look at the english syllabus, for one).
But it seems odd that they'd phrase the question like,
"in your answer, you must refer to your set text, which must be The Rhyme of the Ancient Mariner if you're doing Coleridge, an article from the stimulus book which must be Blood on the Tracks, and at least THREE other related material"
(just to put everyone's worst-case scenarios together)
pffft .. after thursday theres no more fucking english .. yay!!!@!~~!~~PaleReflection said:I finished making my notes on Kubla Khan and This Lime Tree Bower my Prison, and then rang the advice line and almost committed suicide. I can't stand Frost at Midnight or Ancient Mariner. Actually, I can't stand Romanticism in general. At least after Monday we'll never have to read poetry again XD
gah don't mention how Coleridge was on drugs. DON'T.hipPo3 said:pffft .. after thursday theres no more fucking english .. yay!!!@!~~!~~
Romanticisim is easy .. its all about nature
just describe how he views his world.. drugs~
lol, I was reading the markers' comments for Kubla Khan, and it said something about top-range answers related the question to Coleridge's Romantic context while the not-so-good answers focused too much on his use of opium... hahahipPo3 said:pffft .. after thursday theres no more fucking english .. yay!!!@!~~!~~
Romanticisim is easy .. its all about nature
just describe how he views his world.. drugs~
Well I chose Nineteen Eighty Four as a related text for Imaginative Journeys without knowing it was a set text for Powerplay... I knew people on here said that was a bad idea, so when I found out I asked my teacher about it and he said it was fine.Captain Gh3y said:I'm doing History and Memory in Module C, and I was using a text for related material that was also a set text, and apparently that's not good.
haha ... yea i know not to say he was on drugs .. but can u say he was under a laudanum trance ??? that would be more pleasingTulipa said:gah don't mention how Coleridge was on drugs. DON'T.
its never relevant to the question. they're asking you about the poems not the composers recreational habits.