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Nah sorry
is that a prescribed text or related text....
is that a prescribed text or related text....
Aerath
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It's a really good text - which I believe I've seen before in a Paper One Section One (well,an extract of it, anyway). I remember it was really easy to analyse. Use the typical techniques - metaphors, motifs, similies, tone, contrast, connotations etc.
I don't quite understand what's so difficult about it. Isn't it just techniques - and then their effect?
I don't quite understand what's so difficult about it. Isn't it just techniques - and then their effect?
Um okay, know need to be a snob about it :S
All i did was ask for help, if your gunna be a hero about it then don't bother posting on my thread, because last time i checked asking for help doesn't make you an idiot, so don't make me out to be one!
All i did was ask for help, if your gunna be a hero about it then don't bother posting on my thread, because last time i checked asking for help doesn't make you an idiot, so don't make me out to be one!
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What's the point of choosing a related text that you can't analyse? Wouldn't it make sense to choose a related text that you can analyse? Isn't the whole point of choosing related texts is to find one which has links to your core text? If you can't find any links to your core text, then clearly that text is not suitable.