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    The Imaginative Landscape

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    Understanding of ’The Imaginative Landscape’ Derived from the Dutch word ’landschap’‚ landscape can refer to‚ and mean many things. It can be described as the physical environment we see around us every day and everywhere we go. However it can also be the meaning we add to the physical aspect of it. The imaginative landscape can be defined as the world we carry in our thoughts‚ dreams‚ memories/experiences‚ attitude and imagination‚ that helps us to colour/ shape the world around us. Therefore

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    GREAT THREAT The influence of landscape‚ whether conscious of unconscious‚ is reflected in individuals and whole communities. People tend to feel happy and secure in some places‚ whereas other places may provoke fear and sadness. For instance‚ the emotions and relationships of people who are born into war or poverty will develop in a very different way to those who never experience trauma or dislocation. Many people feel strong sense of belonging to a landscape‚ others may feel alienated or isolated

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    Our connection to the landscape is one of self-interest. Melbourne is the united nations of Australia‚ the ethnic mosaic that acts as a terminal between multiple worlds. Sprouting from the heart of the city‚ Russel Street boasts Greek taverns adjacent to Italian pizzerias sandwiched between sushi bars. Turning left from Russel Street we reach a new gate at the terminal‚ little burke street- as if a slice of China had been uprooted and planted right in the middle of Melbourne city. We have cultural

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    The Imaginative Landscape HOW TO USE THE TEXT IN YOUR WRITING USE OF TEXT  The texts are a way in to thought  You must be flexible – you need to have two texts prepared but it is better to use one in your answer  There needs to be a clear relationship between the answer and the text specified as the focus text  The Context Response must not be a Text Response answer USE OF TEXT It is important that you do more than just re- tell the story of the focus text The starting point must

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    Thomas Kinsella

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    second stanza‚ Kinsella begins to think. He realises he has to learn something‚ to face some new fact about himself. Just as the garden outside the room faces renewed growth after the decay of winter‚ the poet has some spiritual growing up to do. He sees the signs of his physical decay. He imagines a spiritual mirror in his soul. He examines it and concludes that his youth has passed. He is about thirty-three‚ the age of Christ at his peak‚ when Christ suffered on the cross. Kinsella is concerned that

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    Kinsella

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    Emily Dickinson is a superb poet‚ who’s original and powerful poetry is marked by startling and thought-provoking moments‚ defining her poetry. Through Dickinson’s detailed description of moments of utter happiness‚ as in ’I Taste a Liquor Never Brewed.’ We see moments of depression and drastic desperation in ’I Felt a Funeral in My Brain‚’ and ’I Heard a Fly Buzz – When I Died.’ These titles give evidence of startling‚ profound moments which are startling and provoke thought in the readers mind

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    Thomas Kinsella

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    04February “In his poetry Thomas Kinsella explores interesting ideas in a memorable way.” In response to the above statement‚ write an essay on the poetry of Thomas Kinsella. Support the point you make with reference to the poetry on your course. In this essay I am going to talk about the interesting way Kinsella writes his poetry. I will be referring to a few of his poems in this piece such a Mirror in February and Tear

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    Imaginative Toys

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    | | | | | | The choice of a location for an organisation is very important. Location decisions even though not made often are very important to the growth of an organisation. Location decisions are made for various reasons like expanding an organisation’s customer base and or building the capacity to absorb the growing demand for an organisation’s goods or services. If an organisation is strategically located in terms of say the availability of resources it is able to gain a competitive

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    The Imaginative Mind

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    what a memoir is‚ and valid explanations concerning the topic of memory. Hampl starts off the essay by talking about one of her childhood recollections involving a piano lesson at the age of seven‚ but in the end‚ the short memoir turns into an imaginative piece of writing. As she transcribes‚ details are mistakenly added in. The memory actually comes from her own creation instead of facts as they are supposed to. Furthermore‚ out of all memories she could have chosen‚ her piano lesson is the one

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    Angst‚ guilt‚ and self-abnegation were amongst the many feelings that tugged at the newly convicted Theodore Douglas’s heart. The Magistrate sentenced the young delinquent to eighteen months in jail for the theft of a mobile phone and one hundred pounds in cash‚ despite his desperate circumstance‚ Theo appeared to be calm‚ collected‚ and unusually apathetic. However‚ this façade of mild disinterest‚ concealed the reality; Theo was about as indifferent as a cat caught short in a swimming pool‚ and

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