"The Test" by Angelica Gibbs - 13 views
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Ron Barton on 02 Feb 12Story plus study questions
language of "protection of women" could slip from a demand for more freedom into
a retreat from freedom, to a kind of neo-Victorianism.
Holiday Homework - 9 views
When we return from holidays we will be studying the poetry of Gwen Harwood. Some contextual information has already been added to the Diigo and I will attempt to find some copies of her poetry onl...
Examinations - 6 views
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Stuck on what to put in your journal? Respond to some of the questions in these.
Studentbox - A network to help you get through high school and into uni - 4 views
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School based social networking.
Study Guide to Margaret Atwood: The Handmaid's Tale (1986) - 4 views
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The language is feminist, but the result can be deeply patriarchal, as in this novel
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Without some sense of the varying agendas of mid-20th-century feminists and the debates among those agendas this novel will not make much sense. Women who participated in the movement from the late sixties and early seventies responded to this novel strongly, often finding it extremely alarming. Younger women lacking the same background often found it baffling. Ask yourself as you read not whether events such as it depict s are likely to take place, but whether the attitudes and values it conveys are present in today's society.
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Reader context
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Question for self-directed study.
Selected Harwood Poems - 5 views
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A Selection of Gwen Harwood's poems
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PDF links to Harwood's poetry.
We Can Study English - 5 views
Guide to Essay Writing - School of English Literatures & Philosophy @ UOW - 3 views
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How does Gwen Harwood define the female subject of "Suburban Sonnet: Boxing Day?" Can you suggest any reasons for the choice of the sonnet form?
gwen harwood - australian poet - 3 views
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the majority of her poems are written in tetrameter or trimeter as she saw iambic pentameter as monotonous.
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This representing the 'day to day chores' which are linked in each of the three poems as being repetitive.
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She began writing poetry in 1950. In this time, Australia was predominantly white and middle class
EN 170 Summer 2009: Introduction to Literary Study: Brave New World - 3 views
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Postcolonial BNW
Harwood gender essay - 2 views
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We will work through this essay on Wednesday.
Handmaid's Essay - 2 views
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 ...
Tea in the Wendy House - 3 views
Ok, let's give this diigo thing a try. Not sure how much help this will be, but here's something to consider when reading Tea in the Wendy House: The idea behind 'social construction of gender' is...
Brianna's Blog - 2 views
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The poem looked at today at tutoring.
Gwen Harwood Gender Analysis - 2 views
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The patriarchy of the society within the context of which poet Gwen Harwood constructed her poetry, is observed, sometimes criticized and often challenged in the collection of poems found in the text 'Gwen Harwood, Selected Poems'. The representation of the images of men, women and gender differences to which a society consciously or unconsciously subscribes are captured through her writings.
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I think this is a little awkward - as though it is trying to sound more intelligent than it is - but it certainly gives you something to think about. When writing your own essays you should consider that, despite being female Harwood is writing in a male field for a male audience.
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Introduction to Modern Literary Theory - 4 views
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Androgyny
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These terms can be added to your class notes to enhance your vocabulary when adopting a Feminist reading practice.
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(Block 1-1) #3: Aestheticism ("Art for Art's Sake") « pitchfordyeung - 2 views
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This is an example of the level of involvement you need outside of the classroom to ensure success in this course. Use Diigo, Facebook and email to communicate with your peers and expand upon your knowledge.
Mr Derby's 12 Literature 3A/3B Class - 3 views
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Student Blogs Aidan Craig Dale Deven Evan Josh M Joshua P JoshuaB Liam Mitchell Ryan Sam H Sam P Travis Trent
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The student blogs on the right hand side feature character analyses (albeit for a different play).
How to analyze a character in a play - by Annette - 2 views
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The theatre practitioner Konstantin Stanislavsky constructed a four level plan to analyze and understand any rounded character based on the given information in the text.
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First level: physical
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Second level: physcological
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Poetry Analysis - 2 views
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A quality poetry breakdown (although uses a different poet to any we will cover).
