The Castle - Quotes and Analysis
October 1, 2019
Hello all, in this blog post we will be exploring Rob Sitch’s 1997 film ‘The Castle’ and its relation to the Standard English Module A: Language, Identity and Culture.
Let’s jump into the topic sentence:
Sitch utilises the narration of Dale, the protagonist Darryl’...
The Truman Show - Quotes and Analysis
October 1, 2019
Welcome back to another CLEAR Education blog!
In this post we will be exploring the film ‘The Truman Show’ for the Standard English HSC Module B: Close Study of Texts. Specifically, we will be unpacking the contents of a body paragraph in terms of the films symbolic repr...
T.S. Eliot: Preludes - Quotes and Analysis
February 20, 2018
Welcome back to the CLEAR Education blog. Today's blog focuses on some of the more obscure poems of T.S Eliot as part of Module B; such as Preludes (written in 1910)
Context: Preludes was written during the evolution of Modernism, amidst an interwar period distinct in its in...
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