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Ned Kelly Introduction

Presentation on True History for a Creative History course:

Introductory Presentation:

 

Ned Kelly in his own words: The Jerilderie Letter

Tips for Paper 1 HL

1. In the introduction, identify clearly the two pieces you are comparing, by name and author if possible.  Identify the text type and context and state in a single sentence the most important similarity (usually theme)
2. Never ever say that something is not present
3. Make sure you use the proper terms for identifying stylistic devices and forms.
4. Use 25ct words where possible.
5. Organize and make smooth transitions
6. Write a conclusion, not a summary. There is a difference between a summary and a conclusion. A summary simply reiterates the points you made in your essay and is generally considered a boring and ineffective way to end a paper. A conclusion wraps up your essay in a clear and interesting way. While there may be some reiteration of previous points, it does not simply list or repeat what you’ve already written.

Haven't I seen that film before....?

Narrative theory:

Vladimir propp's and tzvetan todorov narrative theroy from Shivam115

The plotline of the romantic comedy:

To Kill A Mockingbird

The court scene from To Kill A Mockingbird

Lynchings in the south

Jim Crow laws

The lynchmob in the film

Euphemistic language

Airline language

part 2

 

Other everyday language

Politicians and language

Film echoes

How movies constantly quote one another...

Boy and girl, secretly attracted, reject one another.

Singin' in the Rain:

Grease:

The end of Grease:

The ballet in Singin' in the Rain:

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