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11 Dec 2008, 11:40 AM   | Extension 2 english You can hide this advertisement by registering. Hello everyone, i was just wondering if any1 had any notes or could help me with my poetry in ext. 2 english... its hard and i dnt kno where to go with it our teacher is away and i need help can any1 help???
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20 Oct 2009, 4:18 PM | Re: Extension 2 english It depends on what type of poetry you're doing, and what topic you've chosen as your main concept.
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18 Nov 2009, 4:38 PM | Re: Extension 2 english the notes you'll need are all depending on what you're doing. however, i would say the starting points should be books like 'How To Write Poetry' and 'Poetry Through The Ages'...they bore me to tears but of course, you need to know theory before you begin with prac. Good Luck.
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12 Oct 2009, 5:54 PM | Re: Extension 2 english I don't think knowing the theory behind poetry is particularly important in terms of being able to write good poetry. Instead, I recommend just reading poetry. Lots of it. And try to read from as many different poets and eras as you can and find elements that you like and adopt them. Having said that, the theory will be handy when it comes time to bullshit your way through the proposal and viva voce(s). Oh, and good on you hello2u2 for having a UAI goal that isn't 99+. Happy writing!
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17 Nov 2009, 9:26 PM | Re: Extension 2 english Yeah, I agree that the theory isn't entirely necessary to know. Read. I don't have any notes that aren't specifically related to the topic mine was on (the link between changeling literature, Catholic indoctrination and infanticide) but the best advice I can give is just to read read read- poetry, and things related to your topic.
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18 Nov 2009, 4:38 PM | Re: Extension 2 english Quote:
I dropped this course, buckled under pressure i guess. poetry wasnt as good as it was cracked out to be
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