English

This document includes 55 Literary Techniques for students to familiarise themselves with to analyse any written text form with intellectual depth.

A critical essay exploring Orson Welles' Citizen Kane, and its portrayal of the Human condition through the rise and fall of Charles Foster Kane

A comparative piece of writing which explores the theme of Belonging through the film A Beautiful Mind, directored by Ron Howard, and Australian Poet Peter Skrzynecki's works.

A comparative piece of writing which answers the following quetion: "How do composers construct texts which highlight the need for people to protest against conformity? In your response, make reference to your prescribed text and ONE other related text of your own choosing"

A comparative piece of writing which answers the following question: "Text with similar content inevitably reveal similar messages. Discuss this statement with reference to The Prince by Niccolo Machiavelli and Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare”

Full set of HSC Advanced English notes from a band 6 student (HSC mark: 93) Common module: All the light we cannot see => includes notes + essays + thematic paragraphs Module A: Plath and Hughes => includes an essay paragraph on all poems studied + essays Module B: King Henry IV Part 1 => includes notes + essays + paragraphs (political lense) Module C: 3 creatives + 1 discursive and reflections for all (100% for all during internals)

contributes to syllabus includes rubric points band 6 essay

thematic contributes to syllabus includes rubric points 6 essay paragraphs centred around the rubric band 6 essay

An essay comparing how time and context are presented in George Orwell's 1984 and Richard Wagner's Ride of the Valkyries

An exemplar essay on George Orwell's 1984 exploring how composers use language to convey the complexities and dangers inherent in the human experience.