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ben · 18 Jul 2002, 3:41 PM

I don't know exactly what you mean, and I'm also confused.

Apparently, all our texts should relate to changing self if we are doing Gwen Hardwood. Even though the exam question will just be on change. This means for the stimulus booklet you should choose the Door or Sky High rather than fractals for instance (i think).

Also the best essays "interlink" each of the texts. So whilst you don't need to relate everything back to Gwen, it's best if you explore the intertextual relationships of each text.... apparently.

i.e. The song "BlaBla" by Someone explores change in a similar fashion to Gwen Hardwood's poem "At Mornington" as...

18 Jul 2002, 3:41 PM	#2 (permalink)
ben Executive Member Join Date: Jul 2002 Posts: 489 Last Activity: 22 Nov 2004, 12:55 PM	I don't know exactly what you mean, and I'm also confused. Apparently, all our texts should relate to changing self if we are doing Gwen Hardwood. Even though the exam question will just be on change. This means for the stimulus booklet you should choose the Door or Sky High rather than fractals for instance (i think). Also the best essays "interlink" each of the texts. So whilst you don't need to relate everything back to Gwen, it's best if you explore the intertextual relationships of each text.... apparently. i.e. The song "BlaBla" by Someone explores change in a similar fashion to Gwen Hardwood's poem "At Mornington" as... __________________ The DT exam was pathetic. Class of 2002. UTS B of Business.