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A 1st class essay exploring women's trauma and madness in Emily Dickinson's poem 'There's a Certain Slant of Light', Charlotte Bronte's Jane Eyre, Sylvia Plath's The Bell Jar, and Jean Rhys's Wide Sargasso Sea. Thoroughly researched, eloquently written, and fully referenced. Extract: Alas, female anxieties of identity loss, entrapment and surveillance continue today, forcing women either to submit to liminal half-lives or to violate gender norms. The latter entails a life of pu...

A 1st class lab report. 2,000 words. Thoroughly researched, eloquently written, fully referenced. Includes: - introduction - hypothesis - method (participants, measure, design, procedure) - discussion (validity and reliability) Extract: The question “what do women find attractive in men?” preoccupies men and scholars alike. Studies exploring women’s sexuality indicate that many factors shape female perceptions of male attractiveness, with physique and facial features proving p...

A 1st class essay on Milgram's Obedience studies. 1,500 words. Well-researched, fully referenced, eloquently written. Extract: Unfortunately, Milgram's (1974) primary explanation of participant obedience, the agentic state, is widely regarded as weak and unconvincing. It argues that the experimenter exerts pressure upon the teachers, reducing them to helpless automatons fixated upon fulfilling their duty to the experimenter (Blass, 2004). Alas, there’s no empirical evidence to suggest ...

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A well-written 3,000 word document, covering: - an astrology blog post plan based on Jane Eyre - a poetry workshop plan for young people's mental health - an original poem based on CAMHS - a sketch for a literary festival

Lecture and seminar notes on writivism (1500 words), covering: - what you understand writivism to be, and from where that word originated - the roles that acts of writing have in effecting change in the community - how poetry affects change

A 2,000 word compilation of readings about book to film adaptations, covering: - why adaptations are made - what purpose they serve - what makes a good adaptation

A well-written 1,000 word notes series on adaptations, covering: - what makes a good adaptation - pros and cons of faithful adaptations - what's your favourite adaptation and why? -

This document is 38 pages long and provides lecture and seminar notes for every week of the Acts of Writing Course. It received a high 1st. Close Analysis: - Maus, Art Spiegelman - 'I Want My Time With You', art installation - Heroes, Zephaniah Lecture/ seminar notes: - Storytelling, Walter Benjamin and Popova - What makes a good adaptation? - Lifewriting & social media Creative exercises: - Poetry for advocacy workshop design - Sketch for a literary festival - Jane Eyre ast...

Reading 1: sound symbolism and emotion in The Lady of Shalott Reading 2: historical sources for The Lady of Shalott Reading 3: background of The Lady of Shalott Perfect for essay planning: approximately 2,000 words