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    Steps to Complete Essay with Unseen Question: Year 12 English Preparing for an essay with an unseen question requires some very careful and strategic preparation to be successful. To succeed‚ you need the following: 1. Thorough knowledge of characters‚ themes and images/symbols 2. Strong familiarity with the playtext‚ with well-chosen brief tags inserted 3. Good knowledge of essay structure/expectations 4. Practice with managing an unseen question prior to the exam 1. KNOWLEDGE OF PLAY

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    texts explore the differences in human nature; such as revenge and discrimination in the form of gender inequality and racial prejudice and this can be seen as a reflection it its context. Since these ideas are constant throughout both texts a comparative analysis would indicate the differing values of the society of each text. Shakespeare’s Othello has been crafted for an Elizabethan audience‚ thus he’s given importance to a higher supernatural figure as that was the belief of their time. In comparison

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    The Amistad The Amistad is a film released in 1997 directed by Steven Spielberg. Spielberg’s career as a producer‚ director and writer has made him known as one of Hollywood’s best film directors. The Wagon Train in 1957 was the first film that Steven Spielberg assisted in producing. Some of the first works of Spielberg are shown in the short films the Battle Squad and Escape to Nowhere. The first movie that Spielberg directed that put him on route to being one of the most well known and wealthiest

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    Walker Percy’s essay‚ “The Loss of the Creature” describes the experiences that each person goes through as either a genuine experience driven by own desires‚ or one that is already preconceived by experts. Percy believes that people can only learn from experiences that are driven by pure personal desire‚ and not experiences already preconceived by experts. Percy describes the “loss of sovereignty” as preconceived notions of an experience with the help of experts.

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    Sullivan I agree with. First‚ in Beadu ’s essay‚ he feels that execution in the states is barbaric. To support this claim Beadu‚ provides you with information of how Utah and Idaho‚ still use firing squads for execution which is erroneous in the way he provides the information. Then to prove that the death penalty is barbaric‚ he provides accounts of lethal injections and electrocutions that according to him didn ’t go as planned. In O ’Sullivan ’s essay‚ he counters Beadu ’s view on barbarity by

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    and were trying to guide the ship back to their home country‚ but how often did that happen in real life? Herman Melville must have gotten his inspiration from somewhere. Around the time that Benito Cereno was written‚ the slave trade ship La Amistad was sailing around. Throughout history‚ slave revolts were very common on ships. Slave ships during the 15th century through the 19th century became the arenas of fighting spirits and strong will for captive Africans. Their hope for survival

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    COMPARATIVE ESSAY OUTLINE TEMPLATE INTRODUCTION The text______________________________________ by _________________________ and the text ______________________________________ by ________________________________ deal with the main idea/topic of __________________________________________________________________. The authors want to prove (thesis: problem or question student wants to investigate and answer to the question or solution to the problem). The authors explore (subtopics) __________________

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    Example Essay:Comparative Essay – Rebecca Gray The artists I examined were both two very portraiture artists The two I am going to examine are: Pablo Picasso who designed the image called ’’The Weeping Woman’’ in 1937 and Peter Howson who created ’’The Boxer’’ in 1977. Pablso Picasso a spannsih painter who used cubism styles to design his posters designed ’’The weeping woman’’ in 1937 which has brought attention to many people over the years and has become extremely famous with his use of bright

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    Henry Lawson s The Union buries its dead is a story which explores the procedure of a union burial for a man whose identity is unknown and whose presence wasn’t noticed. He was a stranger in the town‚ and the fact of his having been a Union man accounted for the funeral. Through the realistic narrator s bitter tone and language we are led to believe that the majority of members in the small town possess anything but true feelings for the loss of the union man. Identity is defined as the set of

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    Of Mice and Men- Essay ‘Of Mice and Men’ is fictional novella written by Nobel laureate John Steinbeck. This book explores the social ideology at the time of the 1930’s Great Depression. The book also discusses various hierarchies‚ and how power is used and misused. It also talks about life in the ranch in that era. Steinbeck has shown that the characters in the book all have dreams and how they overcome various challenges to fulfill them. The characters and events make the book a social commentary

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