This essay is thought to be the truest “borderline” A/B essay in the booklet
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A-level English Literature Revision | S-cool, the revision website - 1 views
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This incredibly handy website will help you when it comes time for exam revision. Alternatively, use it when completing your Lit journal.
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This is a valuable resource now that we're nearing exam time. We might focus on some of these links in class.
Lit timeline - 1 views
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A guide to what is due and when.
No Sugar notes - 4 views
Literary Approach to No Sugar - 5 views
No Sugar Essay : Challenging our Values - 4 views
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As a timed essay it displays good control of paragraphing and quite sound sentence structure along with a fine grasp of the text and the concepts of the syllabus.
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In each paragraph, the writer of this essay draws attention to particular aspects of the text, particularly characterisation, to show the means by which a text can influence our view of life, and the concluding sentences attempt to relate these techniques to specific ideas which the text encourages.
Reading Analysis: "No Sugar" « Mr Derby's 12 Literature 3A/3B Class - 4 views
Jack Davis' No Sugar - Destruction of a Culture | Suite101.com - 3 views
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In essence, white Australians attempted to deal with the “Native Question” by systematically destroying the cultural identity of the Nyoongah peoples, first by using violent action to subdue Aboriginal rebellion and then by absorbing Aboriginal children into white culture or marginalizing Aboriginal families on isolated settlements.
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It is also clear that A. O. Neville, the Chief Protector of Aborigines, does not protect the Nyoongah peoples, but rather encourages their absorption and marginalization.
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Joe Millimurra reads aloud an article from an Anglo-Australian newspaper, which recounts a celebration for the first white settlers in Australia who faced dangers “in the shape of three lorries…carrying Aborigines.”
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Allusion Sheet - The Handmaid's Tale - 2 views
Assessment Policy - 1 views
Handmaid's Essay - 2 views
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I have spoken to Mr Haskett this morning; his suggestion is that you receive the exact question on Friday (although you already know what it will roughly entail) and do the essay in your first Lit lesson next week (so Wed period 1) WITHOUT NOTES.
With that in mind, what do you need from me tomorrow?
Notes for Atwood.doc - Google Docs - 4 views
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Add to this where possible.
Books@Random | The Handmaid's Tale: Readers' Group Companion - 1 views
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The roots of the book go back to my study of the American Puritans. The society they founded in America was not a democracy as we know it, but a theocracy.
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novel isn't simply a vehicle for private expression, but that it also exists for social examination
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This is a book about what happens when certain casually held attitudes about women are taken to their logical conclusions.
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"The Crucible" anybody.
This week in Lit - 0 views
Stage 3 Lit Marking Keys - 3 views
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You will need your CBC Google account to access this.
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Read over these in prep for later essays.
How to Read Literature Like a Professor - 1 views
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You will need your CBC Google account to access this.
The Bloody Chamber Study Guide : Summary and Analysis of "The Company of Wolves" | Grad... - 1 views
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We are reading this story in class tomorrow.
Teacher2Poet's Channel - YouTube - 1 views
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