elizabethy
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hey cud ne 1 tell me how many times shud i read
emma and king lear???
emma and king lear???
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Bambul
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The only text that I actually read *once* was 1984 (besides the changing booklet and Skrzyneski poems which were really short).
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i only read everything once, i didnt even read king lear, juz watched movie.
i only read everything once, i didnt even read king lear, juz watched movie.
elizabethy
I'm the best !!
how much did ya score in ur hsc????
Oh, that's right, '03 is still our "new" syllubus, it's '04 that is the "newer" syllubus that replaces Lear with Hamlet.Originally posted by t-i-m-m-y
kekkee rite
i think ppl r still doing lear.. in 03 but i feel sorry for 04 total overhaul of syllabus
So what topic are you studing Hamlet under?
That's right, you study it with the Tom Stoppard play "RAGAD". Far better than BNW & BR ...Originally posted by t-i-m-m-y
hamlet is under the module called transformations and submodule or something another heading called "texts and contexts" eh .. all no good
Rahul
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is it alrite if we do that?
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It is if we all do it!
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It's alrite as long as u give the full title at the beginning, with the shorthand in brackets
eg, in my essay it was something like:
'...Shakespeare's tragedy "Hamlet" was transformed in the contemporary "Rosencrantz and Gulidenstern are dead" (R+G are dead), where Rosencrantz and Guildenstern (Ros and Guil)....'
then after that, u can henceforth refer to them as the shorthand
More than once. The first time to just get to know the story line and then a second to further analyse, take down quotes stuff like that. But it can can very dull reading emma. I only read in once and three quarters the second time.
King Lear is much easier and shorter. So reading it twice or more, shouldn't be as hard as reading emma!!!
anti
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I only read the texts in their entirety once.. I don't think I finished some of them.
Generally you're looking for bits to focus on rather than knowing the whole text inside out, anyway.
Generally you're looking for bits to focus on rather than knowing the whole text inside out, anyway.
anti
aww.. baby raccoon ^^
I didn't touch a study guide
I hear they're kind of broad.. well, they're only what, 90 pages?
Essentially I think study guides are useful for brief overviews of characters, perhaps some context, and the storyline. If you want to go into more detail that's what you do in class or by making notes from the text itself.
I hear they're kind of broad.. well, they're only what, 90 pages?
Essentially I think study guides are useful for brief overviews of characters, perhaps some context, and the storyline. If you want to go into more detail that's what you do in class or by making notes from the text itself.
Study guides are sometimes too simplistic without going into any deatil. Its more of a general overview. Some are good and more useful than other. I would recommend using it as a last minute revision but don't rely on it too much!!!!
hgpstar
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get the CD and listen to hamlet, and read along in your book - SOOO much easier, you get through it heaps more times, and plus, the people reading it know, somehow, what shakespeare meant, so they can put the emphasis on the right things, and you understand it better.
oh, and DONT watch the R&G movie - its complete crap...i had enough trouble working out what was happening in that damn play the first time i read it, and that movie just made it worse! just read it again...and again...and again...
oh, and DONT watch the R&G movie - its complete crap...i had enough trouble working out what was happening in that damn play the first time i read it, and that movie just made it worse! just read it again...and again...and again...
jm1234567890
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all texts should be read twice and analysed