Shakespeare's depiction of evil in Macbeth is far more compelling than his depiction of virtue".
Macbeth -
i) "Theme of deception is explored in varied and interesting ways in the play"
Discuss this view the play, with reference blah blah blah...
ii) "Shakespeare's depiction of evil in Macbeth is far more compelling than his depiction of virtue"
Discuss this view of the play, with reference. May include reference to a particular performance of the play you have seen.
Cultural Context -
1. "The cultural context of a narrative often presents obstacles and difficulties which the central characters have to try to overcome"
a)Show how this applies to one of your texts.
b) Then compare 2 other texts.
2. "A convincing Cultural Context is an essential requirement of a good narrative"
Compare at least two texts.
And then in poetry, Michael Longley was:
"Michael Longley's appeal lies in hie ability to write poetry which can be thought-provoking, occasionally disturbing but always moving"
Write your response.
Keats was:
Write a personal response to the poetry of John Keats
Might consider
-Themes and ideas
-Use of language and imagery
-Your favourite poems
Bishop:
"Emotional intensity, often subtly but brilliantly expressed, is the essence of good poetry"
Give your response to Bishop's poetry in light of this statement.
And then it was writing a letter to Derek Walcott
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bishop?
Submitted by -Aileen- on Wed, 04/02/2009 - 18:52.
is bishop on paper two for the childhood paper?? cause shes all i no and the tests tomorrow:(
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bishop
Submitted by ---eimz--- on Wed, 04/02/2009 - 18:58.
looks like shes n all of them by my reading.....
her keats longley and walcott
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yep bishop is on it!! i did
Submitted by lucyd on Wed, 04/02/2009 - 19:07.
yep bishop is on it!! i did that her!!
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