Band 5/6 Bladerunner Frankenstein

Texts reflect the changing values and perspectives of their times. How is this shown in the two texts that you have studied? In your response make detailed reference to both texts.   Through the composer’s construction of a text, the changing values and perspectives present at the time are reflected in its core. This is …

Band 6 Speeches – Faith Bandler and Sadat

An inherent tension between the actual and the possible is revealed through the development of ideas in a speech. To what extent does your interpretation of Bandler’s Faith, Hope and Reconciliation and at least one other speech align with this view? In your response, make detailed reference to Faith, Hope and Reconciliation and at least …

Band 6 Julius Caesar Essay with Julia Gillard Article

Explain how the texts set for stud in the CP elective have explored the subjective nature of experience. We see how each perspective is formed or motivated and hence we are able to observe how they are a product of a particular subjective experience. Every individual experiences an event in their own unique and evocative …

Band 6 Blade Runner Frankenstein – Textual FORM Essay

Our interest in the parallels between Frankenstein and Blade Runner is further enhanced by consideration of their marked differences in textual form. Evaluate this statement in light of your comparative study of Frankenstein and Blade Runner. Both Mary Shelley’s FR (1818) and Ridley Scott’s BR (1982) were composed in starkly differing contexts and as such, …

Band 6 Peter Skzynecki – Perfect Chinese Children

“An individual’s connection with a community can deepen or restrict their sense of belonging” Discuss this view with reference to your prescribed text and ONE other related text of your own choosing Belonging initially appears to be a simplistic allegiance to social, cultural, personal and historical ties. However, a closer analysis of texts reveal how …

Band 5/6 Creative – A Visit to the Past (Cricket) Narrative

Looking outside his sumptuous and palatial vehicle a smattering of pink, brown hands splattered across the window panes of his Jaguar. Zahir experienced simultaneously, the conflicting emotions of contentment and anxiety. Rain and darkness spread through the throng surrounding him, the streaks smeared by the excitement of hands and wide, grinning faces. He exits, and …

Band 6 Justice Game – Gillard Article

Contrary opinions upon a dispute tend to articulate an intricate and powerful clash of principles, morals and beliefs. These differing outlooks regarding an issue are meticulously interdependent upon the perspective from which the issue is being observed. This notion is voiced within Geoffrey Robertson’s ‘The Justice Game’. Through his exemplar essays ‘The Trials of Oz’ …