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Essay List

• The Bolshevik Army Success

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• Political Structure Of Algeria

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• The proposed desalination plant of Kurnell, Botany Bay

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• Invitro Fertilization Report

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• Trace Macbeth's journey throughout the play using the themes of ambition, equivoation and free will versus destiny.

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• Macbeth is in a courtroom being trialed for being a murderer, usurper and tyrant. Write a final speech in the voice of a prosecutor.

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• Communications History

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• Australia's Trade Agreements With Other Countries

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• Video Surveillancing in Society (Speech/Essay)

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• Compare the book "Tirra Lirra By the River" to two different texts and explain how they are similar. Include the use of techniques.

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• Visual Filming Techniques Notes

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• Alexander I as Tsar of Russia Notes

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• Ways in which Margaret Atwood's "The Penelopiad" subverts the Grand Narrative and reflects feminist thinking.

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• Speech on the themes and components of Shakespeare's "Othello".

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• Theories of adolescence - Kohlberg

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• It is through the understanding of other people and our relationships with them that we come to understand ourselves and our lives. Discuss. "Tirra Lirra By the River" by Jessica Anderson.

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• What exactly is cultural relativism in metaethics? Is cultural relativism true? Can cultural relativists uphold the principle of cultural tolerance?

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• Assess the extent in which Euripides' tragedy 'The Trojan Women' is a reflection of the change in attitude to Athens' involvement in the Peloponnesian War

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Comments List

• Good

  The language can be a bit simple, but overall you covered a lot of good points.
  • 08/09/2007
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• Thanks

  Very helpful.
  • 29/08/2007
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• Stirring

  It does raise some good issues but it could have been explored a bit deeper. Perhaps time restraint?
  • 26/08/2007
  • 21:04:38
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• Yeah

  Fantastic
  • 10/08/2007
  • 21:31:01
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• Brief

  Needs more detail.
  • 21/06/2007
  • 02:38:00
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• Great

  This was a really good essay. Detailed and insightful.
  • 18/06/2007
  • 00:56:29
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• Great

  I thought this essay was fantastic. It really helped me take a greater grasp on the analytical aspects of Kohlberg's arguments. ** Two thumbs up **
  • 28/05/2007
  • 07:09:56
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• 5 stages?

  Your title is misleading as Piaget only had 4 stages and in this essay you only explores 4 stages and yet your title says 5 stages. Nevertheless, you essay is good.
  • 25/05/2007
  • 19:23:18
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• Good analysis

  Great work on presenting your analysis and argument. However when analyizing a dramatic monologue such as this, there are many holes open for interpretation. It is good to find these holes and begin a discussion. For example, maybe the wife was having an affair? Would the Duke's actions still be unjustified? Keep in mind the ere in which this poem is set. And why is it that the Duke claims he is not good in speech when so far he had presented himself as a very eloquent speaker? These discussion topics would be great to have a more dimensional pice.Good work!
  • 19/10/2006
  • 02:06:26
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• FAB!

  I thought this essay was super! I also read some of your other essays and they are all great! Keep up the great work! :D Cheers
  • 06/08/2006
  • 05:03:41
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• Cheers

  The first paragraph is a bit melodrmaitic however this essay is very informative and emotive. Well done.
  • 03/06/2006
  • 17:32:36
  • Score: 1 out of 1 people found this comment useful.