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'tea' at uni
Posted by: Anonymous User (---.pool.mediaWays.net)
Date: July 03, 2005 11:14PM
wow....i was really amazed when i discovered all the internet sites referring to jasper fforde.
i've read 'tea' for a literature class at uni ( in germany) and i'll be giving a short presentation in class soon. as 'tea' is so extensive i thought maybe someone could give me a hint as on what i should concentrate?! main characters, intertextuality, genre etc.
please help me out. :-) thanks
i've read 'tea' for a literature class at uni ( in germany) and i'll be giving a short presentation in class soon. as 'tea' is so extensive i thought maybe someone could give me a hint as on what i should concentrate?! main characters, intertextuality, genre etc.
please help me out. :-) thanks
Re: 'tea' at uni
Posted by: violentViolet (---.arcor-ip.net)
Date: July 03, 2005 11:57PM
Maybe it'd be best to ask your lecturer what he actually expects from your presentation? What kind of seminar is it? No, don't answer "literature" because that's too broad. But try to do your presentation in connection to the main topic of the seminar.
There's a lot in TEA, so there are many different things you can focus within a short presentation, so it's impossible to tell what your presentation should be about.
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Colourless green ideas sleep furiously.
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There's a lot in TEA, so there are many different things you can focus within a short presentation, so it's impossible to tell what your presentation should be about.
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Colourless green ideas sleep furiously.
(N. Chomsky 1957)
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