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Emo's one word for it, crazy is another. But as i'm planning to attend cofa this semester , i should'nt be judgemental.

your hair got bigger, well taller.

I know that, i've been doing it all myself. I suppose i made it sound like i wanted someone to hand it to me on a plate, but I just wanted alittle guidance, but yeah I've look at the language, the structure, various ways that Burgess undermines the authority of Alex and stuff like that.

No not yet, it's been left up to me to try and decipher and deconstruct the text

I've gone through a variety of different techniques in order to be able to write a substantial/adequate amount within the 40min time. My teacher basically used the analagy of 'tip of the iceberg'. Show the examiners the tip of the iceberg when it comes to your knowledge to imply further...

I have 3. My teacher suggested atleast 2 but we were also made to keep a portfolio/scrapbook of various texts we could use, so that we had the option to use the strongest of all the texts we had accumulated.

My related texts include Fight Club by Chuck Palahniuk - a common text, but still an effective one Mary Harron's 2001 film American Psycho - it address the pm obsession with aesthetics and the idea of a culture of 'fakes'

For one of my powerplay texts I've chosen the novel a Clockwork Orange by Anthony Burgess Does anyone know of any additional information regarding the powerplays within the novel? Cheers!