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Martin_SSEDU
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For Pride and Prejudice you don't need an extra text as you have to compare it with Letters To Alice by Fay Weldon.
For Henry IV I recommend you use the poem 'I, Too, Sing America' by Langston Hughes as it follows the theme of politics and people
For Discovery in particular Life of Pi I recommend you have a look into Invictus by W.E Henley as it shows the importance of spiritual discovery.
Hope that helps!
For Henry IV I recommend you use the poem 'I, Too, Sing America' by Langston Hughes as it follows the theme of politics and people
For Discovery in particular Life of Pi I recommend you have a look into Invictus by W.E Henley as it shows the importance of spiritual discovery.
Hope that helps!
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for 'I, Too, Sing America' how would you relate it to the theme of politics and people and henry iv?
i'm extremely confused about this module and im not sure how to approach it or where to look for other related texts
i'm extremely confused about this module and im not sure how to approach it or where to look for other related texts
Martin_SSEDU
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Oh my, I wish this website gave better notifications...
If you're still wondering how to use the text the goal is to apply the idea that the protagonist in the poem is subjected to political ideologies. If you're looking at some sort of comparison between the two texts, your probably going to want to focus on the idea that politics is often fickle and there may exist those who oppose or have 'conflicting perspectives' towards certain ideas.
If you're still wondering how to use the text the goal is to apply the idea that the protagonist in the poem is subjected to political ideologies. If you're looking at some sort of comparison between the two texts, your probably going to want to focus on the idea that politics is often fickle and there may exist those who oppose or have 'conflicting perspectives' towards certain ideas.