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This post contains a framework for comparing Mary Shelley’s ‘Frankenstein’ and Ridley Scott’s ‘Blade Runner’.

In April 2012 Into English is running a holiday programme for HSC English students. Make sure you’re prepared for HSC English!

This post contains a variety of resources for teaching the ‘Pride and Prejudice’/'Letters to Alice on First Reading Jane Austen’ comparative study for HSC English Advanced.

Edward Hopper’s oil painting ‘Automat’ is a distinctively visual image, depicting the experience of urban alienation in 1920s America. A poignant and arresting image, it is an excellent choice for HSC English (Standard) – Distinctively Visual.

‘On The Wallaby Track’ is a distinctively visual image conveying the reality of hardship in rural Australia during the 1890s. As such, it is a great choice as related material – especially for those students studying Henry Lawson’s short stories or Douglas Stewart’s poetry.

Activities to assist HSC English (Standard) students in their understanding of Louis Nowra’s play ‘Cosi’.

To view our full range of teaching resources and study aids for Standard Module A: Distinctively Visual – Henry Lawson’s Short Stories, click here.

‘Run Lola Run’ utilises distinctively visual elements to convey the fin de siècle angst of the late 20th century, reflecting the dominance of post modernism in popular culture at that time.

Check out our very latest unit of work from Anthony Bosco on the short film ‘Metamorphosis’!