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  • 03-06-2008 3:28pm
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    kwestfan08
    Registered Users Posts: 1,523 ✭✭✭


    Is it very risky to just learn rich for the poetry, lit genre for the comparitive and iago for the othello question.


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    blue-army
    Registered Users Posts: 1,301 ✭✭✭blue-army


    Of course it's risky......but thats at least a good educated guess as to whats likely to come up..


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    Cokehead Mother
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    They're all risky to an extent but...
    kwestfan08 wrote: »
    Is it very risky to just learn rich for the poetry

    Not really.
    kwestfan08 wrote: »
    lit genre for the comparitive

    No.
    kwestfan08 wrote: »
    and iago for the othello question.

    Not really.


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    Timans
    Registered Users Posts: 2,370 ✭✭✭Timans


    kwestfan08 wrote: »
    Is it very risky to just learn rich for the poetry, lit genre for the comparitive and iago for the othello question.
    There's always a risk involved.

    You're taking educated risks, but risks none the less.


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    boobookitty
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    Funny how I'm doing the same as you. :ㅒ


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    lovechem
    Closed Accounts Posts: 137 ✭✭lovechem


    Me too. I think everyone is :D

    Imagine tho if something miserable came up. I'd actually cry. Or omg write a letter to Adrienne Rich. What would you do? Dear Adrienne Rich blah blah. You'd hardly tell her about her theme/issues and stuff would you :confused: like I'm pretty sure she knows :pac:


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    Fuascailt
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    ^ You'd tell her i really liked your theme of feminism.... and this aspect of your style really appealled to me.... etc


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    lovechem
    Closed Accounts Posts: 137 ✭✭lovechem


    Ahhhhh I see.

    I shall admire her work I think.

    Most amazing question ever: Write a speech to your classmates about the poetry of Adrienne Rich. I am praying for it!


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    Timans
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    ''..what I found exceptional about your poetry was the fact that it addresses feminist topics that I, as a male reader, could appreciate and study without becoming alienated''


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    boobookitty
    Closed Accounts Posts: 232 ✭✭boobookitty


    Hey Girl, wassup!
    :)! So, like, I totally agree with you on your feminism and stuff. I was like to my friend, yeah, it speaks to me, men are pigs! And I was going around thinking of your poetry. The line "she had thought the studio would keep itself / no dust upon the furniture of love" really affects me. I hate cleaning too! OMG. We are like soulmates. Except I have never been with a woman. Except for that one time...
    xoxo,
    Cindy
    P.S. Women rule!
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    yes, I'm bored.


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    GLaDOS
    Moderators, Regional East Moderators Posts: 23,203 Mod ✭✭✭✭GLaDOS


    Don't know about just learning Iago, as you could be asked about the relationship between two characters or something

    Cake, and grief counseling, will be available at the conclusion of the test



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    Riotguy
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    ^ Agreed. Best learn a bit about Iago's influence on other characters esp. Othello.


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    quirkster
    Registered Users Posts: 331 ✭✭quirkster


    lovechem wrote: »

    Most amazing question ever: Write a speech to your classmates about the poetry of Adrienne Rich. I am praying for it!

    i would cry with happiness if that question came up

    im ONLY studyin rich-ive a general essay off by heart to the point where i can recite it in words!

    iago for othello question

    and theme/issue or lit gen for comparative!


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    JamieK
    Registered Users Posts: 353 ✭✭JamieK


    is it reealy risky to JUST study Mahon and Boland???

    Dream paper.....letter to Mahon....Literary Genre...Iagos villainy!!! id crack open a can there and then at 9:31 thursday morning!!! haha :cool:


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