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sorry I misread your question. When I read 'human experience' I think the play wants you to focus on the characters and how they resemble real human-beings. i.e. Through the characters of Hamlet, Shakespeare's Hamlet reinforces the significance of loyalty (look at what relationships reinforce...

yes they are broad themes, though I think you should also have something prepared specifically for characters and their relationships - you already know alot through the action vs inaction and deception themes, but being able to make a paragraph on love/loyalty for a range of characters (not...

Thankyou for contributing to the otherwise barren resources for english on this site. =)

Because it looks gimmicky, and they are written like that to fit the pages (in magazines/newspapers), whereas this is not a concern in the HSC booklets. Also marker comments included when there was a feature article that weaker responses used the line divider down the page rather than changing...

I have only studied for english advanced and no other course, so I'm not expecting a great atar. But I will be happy with myself if I do well in english.

I don't see what's so funny

The flaw in "Attractive women never really had a problem with marriage 1.0 where the woman doesn't work and they live off the husband's earnings (and don't ever divorce) because they got the first pick of men!" Is that they did have a problem with marriage 1.0. Some women would love that...

Is it imaginative enough to use the stimulus as the title?

what if you use 2 short ones and use different readings to support a different argument e.g. in a word dropped careless, one reading is metapoetry, the other is not belonging to religion

Wait until the first exam then drop whatever you did worst at/ whatever didn't pay off in terms of the work:results ratio There are hardly any tasks for EE1 so your mark could be anything, keep this in mind.

Do you have an explanation for the point I raised above?

Whole thing is flawed because this argument is wrong.

Markers mark in school batches. They know it's the same school because of the school number.

I question his existence, because the bible claims adam and eve were the first humans and were created as such from god. This contrasts to Darwin's evolutionary theory, for which there exists physical evidence (the ancestors of man). Due to this incongruity, it is evident that the bible...

Yes. Have a look at this site for the quotes for each theme: http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/wiki/Revision:Hamlet_Quotes_by_Themes#Death Also read the sections called 'Mortality' and 'Lies and deceit' on http://www.shmoop.com/hamlet/quotes.html - this is where I found most of my quotes

Yes. What are the 8 themes you've been revising? Some of them might be the same thing or elaborations of a greater theme e.g. You can look at 'suicide' as a theme, but its also part of the greater theme 'mortality'. You can just slip it into the paragraph with the topic sentence on mortality...

expectations placed on hamlet (theme of revenge) -expectations of what lies beyond (theme of mortality) -expectations placed on women (theme of gender) -how expectations can be thwarted (appearance vs reality theme, what we expect to be true isn't necessarily so, the notion of the 'unexpected...

I would talk about death for only 1 paragraph, 2 if you have a lot of evidence. You cannot put all your eggs in one basket for this module, because the question will give you specific ideas that may not link well to mortality e.g. Love. How do love and mortality go together? They don't, really...

mention Thatcherism and the politics of Reagan and what they did to the welfare systems in the US and UK, and how this is reflected in the representation of human welfare in the world of BLADE RUNNER (this elaborates on corporatism, unless you already mentioned these two economical policies as...

Make a plot line and ask people about it