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If you're more into period dramas, Atonement is really all about conflicting perspectives. I was thinking today also that Pride and Prejudice has a few - different views on Wickham, Darcy... and these perspectives do play major parts in the story as well, the characters' treatment of each other...

Personally I hate it. It's so vague that noone knows what to do, and I don't like the text we're doing - Hughes. There's really only one sort of conflicting perspective, and only one of the 6 poems has two different perspectives within it so can be used standalone.

That's my main problem throughout english. I end up adjusting th topics of my essays into a form so I can say pretty much "Plath is a spaz" because otherwise I can't get anywhere - I need a personal interest in a topic to write well, and frankly this module doesn't do it for me.

Thanku kindly good sir, u have outdone 2 of my schools maths teachers... thats very hard 2 do *doffs hat*

Ok, i kinda need help with this stupid quadratic/parabola/locus question A parabola has its equation in the form y=Ax^2 where A is constant. The line y=10x+10 is a tangent to the parabola y=Ax^2. Find the value of A. Good Luck...:confused:

Exactly right, my teacher wants us to find the elements of Romanticism in all different kinds of texts, no matter what era. She even suggested Twilight (slightly unsophisticated... but you get the idea). I'm actually quite enjoying romanticism... we're doing coleridge at the moment and its a...