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    4/5/2006

    Medea vs Hamlet

    Ugh, trying to find secondary material on an essay that is just a compare and contrast is difficult. It's way too broad to look for something specific.
    I got two books on Hamlet and one on Greek tragedies but they don't seem to offer anything to use in my comparison. I also can't find any contrasts.
    Oh well. I've got till Friday. And I don't have any proper lessons tomorrow, just an hour lecture then a tutorial so I'll have time tomorrow night to finish it off.
    Now I have to watch Due South. When will I ever get time to do this essay?! Lol.
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    Carly Spencerwrote:
    All work and no play makes...well people very narky to their poor undeserving of abuse fiance...take heed!!! Hmm trying to think of some good sources, are there any York notes sites online or anything like that? Otherwise why not try some of the national curriculum sites, they generally have resources links.
    Luv
    Carlyxxx
    Apr. 8

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