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    Compare the ways poets show peoples relationships with nature in ‘Below the Green Corrie’ and one other poem you have studied. In the poem ‘Below the Green Corrie’ written by Norman MacCaig‚ the poem explores the way nature impacts on man as the poem is powerful and emotional. The large mountains give McCaig a spiritual and physical love for the landscape‚ he describes his life as being ‘enriched’. This shows that instead of being threatened by the mountains he has bonded with nature as it has

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    The man believes the typewriter is Ernie Pyle’s because his grandfather won it in a poker game in the 1950’s or 60’s. He won the typewriter from a guy named George Pratt. George Pratt was in the same unit with Ernie Pyle’s in the Pacific. 3.  How does the detective start his investigation of the typewriter? The first thing that Wes does to investigate the type writer is simply just examine it. He also looked at the portability of the typewriter. There was also a few patent dates of 1904‚ 1910 so

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    In this essay I will be using the school of New Historicism and Feminism in order to write a comparative analysis of William Shakespeare’s ‘The Taming of the Shrew’. I will discuss how intertwined the relationship between historical and textual is in Shakespeare’s play‚ and how it is almost impossible to study the play outside its social context. I will pay particular focus on New Historicisms substantial emphasis on ideas of power and consider Michel Foucault’s essay ‘Discipline and Punish’ in

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    Belonging is achieved by many paths. Belonging is a fundamental desire inherent within humans. However‚ there are various ways to attain a sense of belonging as it can be gained through the forging of relationships to people and places or through the understanding and sharing of similar cultural and religious identities. In Tate Taylor‘s film “The Help”‚ Peter Skrzynecki’s poem “Feliks Skrzynecki” and “Migrant Hostel”‚ regardless of whether people attempt to discover belonging under the biased

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    English Paper One: The Extended Response When you ask people what they hate the most about English the majority will say writing extended responses. Essays‚ lectures‚ feature articles they all cause great grief to the poor HSC students who have to write them. I believe this attitude is mostly due to the fact that a great deal of students simply don’t know how to construct a response. They don’t know how to construct a thesis statement‚ or write arguments that can be backed up by textual support

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    the public. As you have previously been told‚ I have been asked here to take part in the launch of the new book collection under the category of ‘Belonging’. Now‚ before we get started‚ what actually is belonging? It’s a connection. Belonging to a person‚ a place‚ or a group‚ gives us a special relationship that only those involved can understand. Today‚ we will delve into this concept of belonging‚ and more specifically‚ we will explore how disconnection can lead to heightened sense of acceptance

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    as why some people “engage with the world and its problems‚ while others turn their backs on it” (Kingsolver). Kingsolver addresses the issue of a sense of purpose in an interview and also weaves it into her novel‚ Animal Dreams‚ where it becomes one of the pivotal subjects. Kingsolver further enhances that subject by paralleling it with the topic of sense of belonging. The author combines and embodies the following topics through Codi the protagonist: the sense of belonging and sense of purpose‚

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    Why Pakistani do not have a sense of National Identity. Identity may be defined as a distinctive characteristic of an individual or a particular group of individuals. For one’s survival in this world it is very crucial to maintain his identity. If we expand the criterion of ‘identity’ to national level it is of utmost importance because it is nation’s identity which distinguishes its people from the rest of the world. The importance of national Identity can be better analyzed by the fact that it

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    ‘Contact with other people is the most significant factor influencing an individual’s sense of belonging.’ To what extent is this view supported in your prescribed text and at least ONE other related text of your own choosing? Introduction Thesis: It is agreeable to a large extent that contact with other people significantly impacts an individual’s sense of belonging through connections and contrastingly‚ disconnections with the larger world Texts: This particular sense of belonging is evident through

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    Emily Bronte and Sylvia Plath are a good example of two poets who treat the theme of human imperfection in their poems. Although they both treat the same theme in their poems‚ the way in which they handle the same theme is different. This is because both poets come from different centuries and therefore exhibit different features in their writing. While Bronte comes from the 19th century‚ Plath comes from the 20th century. The difference in their times affects their writing style‚ for example the

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