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• In what ways might Viola be said to be seen as the central character of Shakespeare's Twelfth Night?

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• Why Do We Study Shakespeare? In a speech, tell your class the value of studying Shakespearean comedy.

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• Compare the lives of women in the developing world with women in the developed world with reference to the violation of human rights.

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• Think about the influence of laws on our lives, then write a one-page story about a day in a school without rules.

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• What is your response to the Marxist reading of Shakespeare's King Lear?

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• This essay was written in my final English exam for 2004. The question asked us to discuss the messages contained in two chosen poems, studied in class, about the representations of women.

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• We were asked to write a speech talking about the value of studying the genre of spy films in my final English exam in 2004, focusing on "The Bourne Identity".

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• As a bit of fun, at the end of last year we were asked to write a 3-minute speech on a given, open-ended topic. I chose "Kept in the Dark", and went on to be runner-up in the Patricia Burgoyne cup.

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• Texts across time have portrayed women in terms of a dichotomy between "good" and "bad", but to what extent are the composers of the texts you have studied ambivalent towards their female characters?

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Comments List

• Great work!

  Wow, I really admire the depth and detail you have delved into with this essay - I can understand why you got such a great mark; there is so much in here! And, your arguments are well-backed up with quotes and facts. Great work!
  • 28/07/2004
  • 02:22:21
  • Score: 4 out of 4 people found this comment useful.
    

• Great work!

  I really like this essay, I think it's very well-structured, and you have analysed the poem very well. I don't think there's a lot for me to say that others haven't. Although I myself don't generally use the first person in an essay, I think you have pulled it off skilfully. And you have a good point; it really is a personal interpretation, so using first person in this case has given it a little "something" which just flows beautifully.
  • 27/07/2004
  • 17:29:01
  • Score: 64 out of 70 people found this comment useful.