Write a speech to your school, stating how your understanding of human experience has changed, in your speech refer to two henry lawson poems and two related texts
Do you know what human experience is?
Human experiences are ones thoughts, activities and events that shape someone in day-to-day life. For example a long distance runner one day has an accident and has to get his leg cut off. They have to change their whole life around to becoming a Para Olympian.
This year, Book Week 2004 has based their stories on human experiences with a range of books from children books to seniors and adult's books. The Four texts that I will discuss today are two of Henry Lawson's short stories " The Loaded Dog" and "The Drovers Wife", the Australian short film, "One night the moon" directed by Rachel Perkins. And the thrilling short story by Allan Baillie, "Train Game". Both short stories by Henry Lawson text encounter the experience of the Australian Bush and the dangers we face while living there. "One night the moon" tells the story of the search for a little girl who follows the moon and gets lost in the country. "Train Game" portrays the childish behaviour of two young boys on a train. And the fatal death of their friend "Debbie" cause by there action.
"The Loaded Dog" by Henry Lawson is a short story about the catastrophe incidences of a dog carrying a bomb and his three masters. "The Loaded Dog" shows us that the things you plan don't always happen the way you imaged and can turn a tragic story into a humours event. The way the reader receives these insights are though the literary techniques such as narration and the use of humour, mainly slapstick and ironic. The 1st technique is expressed in the story in two ways, though the bushman's drawl "El-lo, Da-a-ve! Hows the Fishin' getting on, Da-a-ve?" and the very dry scene of humour of...
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I thought that was a well planned speech. You have stated and explained it. You have included the techniques and themes with good reference to the two poems. AGin, a very good essay. you deserved the A
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