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VCE Stuff => VCE English Studies => VCE Subjects + Help => VCE English & EAL => Topic started by: VCE123456789 on October 20, 2010, 06:44:01 pm
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Please could people shaer etheir real world examples.
Such as Micheal Jackson "it dosent matter if you are balck or white'.
Thanks
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I made a thread asking this exact question - look in the English forum.
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wanna link me to that please ^
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cmon people give us sum examples. pleasel. There isnt much in that thread
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I like to use So You think you can dance.......
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Please explain?
I'm currently using Catcher In The Rye, Lady Gaga, arranged marriages/family values, asylum seekers and online/virtual identity all as extraneous material.
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Please explain?
I'm currently using Catcher In The Rye, Lady Gaga, arranged marriages/family values, asylum seekers and online/virtual identity all as extraneous material.
Heh, i should steal your online/virtual identity one, that's pretty neat shit :)
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Please explain?
I'm currently using Catcher In The Rye, Lady Gaga, arranged marriages/family values, asylum seekers and online/virtual identity all as extraneous material.
Heh, i should steal your online/virtual identity one, that's pretty neat shit :)
LOL not a problem.
Google it and you'll be surprised with the relevance this has with our rather dull context.
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so in context we may use real life examples plus text examples in one paragrsph?
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so in context we may use real life examples plus text examples in one paragrsph?
Yes. Maybe even compare the two.
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Cant believe i never thought of online identity,its good as! a heap of stuff on it on wikipedia.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Online_identity#Online_identity_and_the_concept_of_the_mask
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If you google 'Lady Gaga identity crisis'.. you will find some good, relevant material to use also.
She is always wearing masks, always dressed in flamboyant costumes, constantly changing her appearance - what does this say about her identity? :D (That was supposed to be a rhetorical question... just before anyone answers it).
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so in context we may use real life examples plus text examples in one paragrsph?
Yes. Maybe even compare the two.
certainly should!
our rather dull context.
i loved I n B, i think theres a lot of scope for individual expression and potential for interesting writing...
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when you say 'comapare' how exactly would you do that in one pargraph? Like if they were contrasting example shouldn't you put them in seperate pargraphs, how would you talk about both in the same pargraph?
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look at the themes/concepts you're trying to get out of the examples: what point are you making? what do the two examples show us, how do they compare? how are they different?
etc etc. its a bit too general for me to answer, sorry...
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theres sum gr8 stuff here
http://vceidentityandbelonging.blogspot.com/