HELP NEEDED. Conflicting Perspectives; Julius Caesar/1969 Moon Landing (1 Viewer)

[Shenannigoats]

'kay so.

I'm using the 1975 documentary "Time of Apollo" and an article from a website entitled "The Apollo Hoax" as my related material for conflicting perspectives, and was wondering which two conflicting perspectives from Julius Caesar I should use to compliment this.

Thanks in advance for your help.

 

[boxhunter91]

You shouldnt be using two texts that are based upon the same thing.

 

[Shenannigoats]

You shouldnt be using two texts that are based upon the same thing.

I thought so too, but it's what we were told to do.

 

[boxhunter91]

Who told you to do that?
You have the right to choose whatever text you want to provided it denotes the nature of conflicting perspectives. By doing two texts that are so similar your not benefiting yourself at all.

 

[Shenannigoats]

Who told you to do that?
You have the right to choose whatever text you want to provided it denotes the nature of conflicting perspectives. By doing two texts that are so similar your not benefiting yourself at all.

Our teacher.

We were told to use two pieces of related material (articles, documentaries, etc) which both present conflicting perspectives on a chosen issue.

 

[boxhunter91]

Yes she is right i thought she told you to do both texts on the same thing. Seriously do not do that.

 

[Shenannigoats]

Yes she is right i thought she told you to do both texts on the same thing. Seriously do not do that.

I wasn't going to? Oo"

Both texts present different perspectives on the event. I'm just asking which conflicting perspective from Caesar I should use.

 

[boxhunter91]

Oh k lol my bad.
The conflicting perspectives in the text are that of Antony vs Brutus and Cassius about Caesar.

 

[chloe_smiddy]

just out of curiosity, everyone at my school, even the teachers are still sketchy about what we need to do
so what is your view on the rubric;
do we have to do conflicting perspective within julius caesar
or
confliciting perspectives between caesar and another caesar related text eg plutarch
or
conflicting perspective both within caesar and another caesar related text eg plutarchs perspective on caesar
plus 2 related texts on a completly different event/personality/situation for example galipoli and use say a scene from the movie galipoli and a news paper article to highlight the conflicting perspectives in relation to galipoli??

much appreciated if someone could finally clear this up for me

 

[boxhunter91]

ITs conflicting perspectives within Caesar. Then you demonstrate this notion of conflicting perspectives within other texts. These texts arent supposed to be directly related to Caesar.