I understand I've left it a tad late, but, in search of a new (other one was shit) related text, I was curious as to how relevant such texts have to be to your prescribed text? I'm pretty keen on using the non-fiction text 'The Facebook Effect', being that it provides an in-depth analysis on how Facebook is reshaping our identities, and how its been effectual in changing the way we explore and discover connections. However, Facebook is by the furthest thing away from 'As You Like It', and whilst both share similar concepts (belonging to place, belonging to groups, etc), I'm skeptical as to how well it will go down with the markers? Thoughts? Too cliche?Thanks.
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Question about related texts, and their relevance to the prescribed text. (1 Viewer)
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No it's good when you don't get a related text that is super similiar to your related, it shows you udnerstand it conceptually.