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  1. What do you find of interest in Hardy's presentation of Bathsheba and Fanny's experiences in far from the madding crowd?

    • Word count: 1441
    • Submitted: 27/10/2003

  2. Analyse and compare at least two of the media texts you have studied, for example, the video 'working girl' and the article 'Get yourself noticed'.

    • Word count: 1095
    • Submitted: 24/10/2003

  3. Contrast the descriptions of Flintcomb Ash and Tolbothays, showing how Hardy uses the atmosphere of places to reflect different stages in Tess' life.

    • Word count: 1810
    • Submitted: 23/10/2003

  4. Far from the madding crowd - How does Hardy present the idea 'the pain of love' in his depiction of the relationships between Bathsheba Everdene and Sergeant Troy, and Bathsheba and Farmer Boldwood?

    • Word count: 1371
    • Submitted: 20/10/2003

  5. How effective is the opening chapter of the novel “Far from the Madding Crowd” by Thomas Hardy.

    • Word count: 1218
    • Submitted: 14/10/2003

  6. Tess of the D'urbervilles - How far do you agree that Tess is responsible for herown suffering?

    • Word count: 1422
    • Submitted: 14/10/2003

  7. Comparing two short stories -The Superstitious Man's Story by Thomas Hardy and Night Fears by L P Hartley.

    • Word count: 1693
    • Submitted: 08/10/2003

  8. Explore Thomas Hardy's use of letters in 'Far From The Madding Crowd'. Do you think they are successful literary devices?

    • Word count: 1874
    • Submitted: 19/09/2003

  9. The book 'Far from the madding Crowd' is about a young woman, Bathsheba, who experiences many types of relationships.

    • Word count: 1696
    • Submitted: 17/09/2003

  10. Consider the characters of Oak, Boldwood and Troyand their relationship with Bathsheba. Which male best fits the 19th century tradition of the 'Romantic Hero'?

    • Word count: 1045
    • Submitted: 08/09/2003
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