Category: Communication
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Act 1 scene 1
The Emperor of Rome is dead. His two sons Saturninus and Bassianus are democratically fighting for the throne and as Saturninus is the first born he argues that he has the right as first born to have the title of the throne. However as they are quarrelling they are silenced by the tribunes of the…
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Titus Andronicus: Shakespeare’s inspiration & the reason for Shakespeare’s acts of violence in the play
Like most plays written by Shakespeare the inspiration of the play Titus Andronicus has a range of sources from which Shakespeare has sampled from. Yet some of the inspired fiction still withholds very loose ties to it’s original source which causes a clash of speculation around the subject of inspiration giving the reader or scholar…
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Exam style questions: Bias texts on Gay marriage
Both articles share the same story about the letter imploring David Cameron to delay a vote on same-sex marriage until after the next election which is until 2015. Furthermore, according to the newspaper articles, the letter was also signed by some Conservative party members and delivered by personally by a small group of party members…
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Theme Study: Reality and Religion
Reality: The state or quality of being real. The problem with the subject of reality is that it is difficult to comprehend as we don’t know the state or quality of being true. This state or quality is entirely bound by our beliefs. In Catholicism people decide on their actions in accordance with the bible…
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The advertisments intention was to spread the idea that when you smoke, it becomes an addiction, which furthermore becomes an obsession after time. This idea is brought to the audience via the design of the poster. Primarily the cigarette is the central focus of the poster, as it has been placed in an enlarged form…
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Restraint writing
“Come on Back” What was your life like? Before it happened what were they like? You know, your family, your friends, how you enjoyed the world instead of dreading it. After the trauma and despair, when you finally escaped, did you feel, happy? It wasn’t real freedom that you gained and it certainly wasn’t safe…
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Theme Study; Reality and it’s perceptions?
The Ideas of Reality………….. Religion vs Science? Along with philosophy Sophie’s world – Jostein Gaarder Fiction Bought philosophy The Grand Design – Stephen Hawking Non-fiction …
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Dystopia description
It was an early morning once the car arrived. The polluted skyline was a murky grey as it hovered above the adamant power-station. Six guards stood on the frontal bridge before the imposing building and drew their cold, double barrelled weapons towards the car as it approached. It was an un-usual site to see a…
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Explore the methods Steinbeck uses to demonstrate the effects of isolation on people in “Of Mice and Men” GCSE Assessment DAY 3
Explore the methods Steinbeck uses to demonstrate the effects of isolation on people in “Of Mice and Men” Isolation: a person, often shy or lacking in social skills, who either avoids the company of others or has no friends in a group. In “Of Mice and Men”, there is an immense concept of isolation and…