Emily Dickinson

1. This is my letter to the world explores the paradoxical contradiction between an intense desire to belong to a society with the equally intense perceptions of the conformity inherent in belonging to a society, which challenges the strength of her moral integrity. Word count-1439 2. I had been hungry all the years extends Dickinsons concerns about her disconnection from humanity, yet emphasizes the voluntary nature of her exclusion. So through the extended metaphor of hunger, the poem allows us to recognize that while the desire to belong is an innate aspect of our human condition, it also can deny the individual the capacity to acutely experience the pain and longing that provide an insight into the complexity of life. Word count 970 (related material Romulus my father)

Romulus my father
Gaia's use of the objective-correlative in that he uses objects (eucalyptus) to symbolise one's feelings, encapsulates how Romulus did not feel a connection with the land and how his lack of choice, in that he was forced to migrate to Australia, left him estranged from the landscape he once lived in. Word count 1200

Frankenstein + Blade runner samples

1. the slow-panning panorama shot, under chiaroscuro lighting, captures a hellish megalopolis with huge smokestacks spewing fire into the atmosphere and large pagan corporate edifices towering over the city.-word count 1,400 2. Tyrells bedroom is modelled after Pope John Paul II, extrapolating his consumerist tendencies and astonishing arrogance. Tyrells lack of responsibility is evident in a confrontation with Roy, where Tyrell proclaims, the light that burns twice as bright, burns half as long and you have burnt so very brightly Roy. Word count 870 3. Antithetically however, throughout Blade Runner, the acquirement of knowledge and conception of Replicants is rather divulged as being driven fundamentally by commerce and the prevailing ideals of slavery, with both Batty and Pris enunciated and commoditized as serving merely as a combat model and pleasure model respectively; the suggestion here is that the inherent humanity of society has thereby paradoxically regressed through development. word count-2000 4. Victor Frankenstein becomes neurotically fixated in irresponsibly commanding the thunders of heaven and this insatiable ambition leads to the immoral creation of a monster that is both extravagant and aberrant. Word count-1100 5. The metaphorical "wings" that the sublime creates in this instance, allows Victor to transcend the traumatising experiences that his science produced (the Monster),

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highlighting that Victor's obsession with technological advancements.-word count1200 The artificial owl in Tyrells office, a symbol of false wisdom, highlights how even biological life in the postmodern society is commodified and purged from the metropolis. In contrast to the soaring eagle on Mont Blanc, the artificial owl is not seen as capable of offering conciliatory peace, but illustrates the manipulative scientific advancements. Word count-1000 The panoramic mise- en- scene of LA 2019, coupled with the soft Vangelis overture of low pitched and tempoed explosions reflected in the nihilistic amber of a distant eye, where blazing smokestacks and a dark tenebrous world lit by neon advertisements evoke a post-apocalyptic civilization. Word count 900 juxtaposition of his scientific jargon , Ethyl Methane Sulphanate is an alkylating agent and a potent mutagen with the upward panning shot of the ziggurat style of his corporation reveals the dominance and hierarchy he possesses over the rest of the city- word count-1,114 So, through the desire to tread a land never before imprinted Shelley symbolically encompasses the Rationalist transgression of the natural order. However, Shelley puts forward the appropriation of the Promethean Myth to reaffirm the romantic ideology of man succumbing to a punitive fate when the natural world is transgressed. -Word count-2204

Hamlet
1. Shakespeare extends our understanding of Hamlet by incorporating the exploration of a metaphysical issue reflecting the Renaissance through introspective deliberations. Hamlet is a morally sensitive man, providing an insight into the problematic positioning of an individual capable of metaphysical speculation, in a world which valued submission to a pre-determinist fate. Word count-1093 2. rhetorical question contesting the noble value of life and death through association with warfare motifs, equates both options with copious suffering, thus justifying Hamlets intrinsic struggle between thought and action. Word count-3000 3. Hamlet cannot change the situation that has fallen upon him. Trapped psychologically and circumstantially within the inky cloak of inescapable depression, Hamlet struggles internally, since it seems impossible to resolve this emotional impasse without upsetting his socio-political contexts moral conventions. Word count-1700

4. The futility of mans struggles is summarised in a mirroring conjecture, To die, to sleep /To sleep, perchance to dream. It is here that the complexity of Hamlets character in demonstrated, as profoundly intellectual, yet dually prone to mortal feelings of inaction and lack of impetus word count- 1060 5. proffering Hamlet a tangible structure to his vengeful sentiments and facilitating a means of reconciling his mothers infidelity. Implicit within the discussion, Hamlet appears mentally biased as a result of a swelling disillusionment with humanity and is readily inveigled into believing the scandalous claims of the apparition word count 1210 6. soliloquy offers insight into his contextual philosophies and highlights that Hamlets deeply passionate psyche is complemented by a perceptive awareness and highly refined philosophical disposition, all of which are elements of the Renaissance man and is in itself indicative of Hamlets identity through humanist qualities. Hamlet in particular explores the idea of death as an undiscovered country as opposed to the clearly defined territory of medieval Christian doctrine, signalling a distinct contextual attitude shift from theology towards emphasis on ethics and morality. Word count-1200 7. the word heaven illustrates that the platform for the play is not merely our natural realm, but rather one constantly intersecting with the fundamental absolutes of Christian belief: the absolutes of heaven and hell. The evocation of heaven and hell evoke the most entrenched aspects of religious belief. Word count-800 8. Shakespeare employs the juxtaposition of Hamlets metaphorical motive and cue for passion with his moral reluctance represented by the personification force his soul so to his own conceit to highlight the difficulty of reconciling these contradictory values. Similarly, the antithesis between the archaic determination to sweep to my revenge and the metaphysical torment embodied by the exclamation Oh cursed spite/That ever I was born to set it right! allows Shakespeare to present an individual whose subscription to blood revenge is subverted by a conscience that makes cowards us all. Word count 986

Fiftieth Gate
So, his personification of history as Dark shadows without screams, without smells, without fears coupled with the rhetorical question What are these papers anyway except echoes of the past? provokes a reconsideration of history as a metanarrative recording the truth of past events. Word count 1177

Denise Levertov
Imagery of a carpentered, unpainted, aging house evoked through a series of juxtaposed adjectives suggests a structure left neglected, after an initial interest and careful craftsmanship. Hence the house can be seen as an extended metaphor symbolising society and historys brushing aside of the immigrants, as throughout the 20th century they were historically reduced to a numerical statistic, and their substandard living standards were disregarded. Word count 1200 (+++Plus 2 related texts and free study notes)

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