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i read this whilst travelling around cambodia- that is an experience that never leaves you! if you liked it, try 'stay alive my son', and 'when broken glass floats' (or something like that). they are very similar, but also fantastic

for a general overview, read The History Wars. I cant think of the author off the top of my head, but it discusses motivations (particularly from political and media scenes), but discusses windschuttle in a fair bit of detail and throws around a few names

yup, its a pretty awful text, but what you need to focus on is the syllabus outline- the whole speculation stuff- basically it is not pure imagination, rather an intellectual journey, a digression of the pure fantasy. You have to discriminate between them, but then link to syllabus

the whole speculative, inspirational thing is to do with the syllabus. It is the three facets of the imaginative journey, and i spose it is pretty important. It spells it out for you in the little blurb about each of the journeys though on the syllabus outline, so its nothing to stress about

It seems that although the AoS has changed, many of the texts stay the same, as our school is doing -Immigrant Chronicle -On Giant's Shoulders, which are both in new and old AoS as well as King Lear, Hamlet/Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are dead, Emma/Clueless, Frontline and others fun...

ravenswood- heard of it? more than likely not- no one has

cheers to the totally OFF rankings- went to hornsby girls (#4), and left after two years because it was a shocking school (i mean it- baaaddd), and now at #13. random ranks....