Advanced Essay Questions: Module B

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All of the following questions must be discussed with close reference to your prescribed text/s.

1. Motifs are vital to the representation of a composer’s world. To what extent does this statement reflect your understanding of your prescribed texts?

2. ‘The function of literature is to complicate and expand our understanding of the world.’ To what extent is this true for your prescribed texts?

3. Good fiction is an artistic representation of a writer’s concerns. To what extent does this statement represent the value of your text?

4. The main aim of quality text is to prompt audiences to reflect deeply on the experience of being human. How has your exploration of your prescribed texts demonstrated this?

5. “The value of a story exists in its relevance beyond its original intent.” – Hayden Chan
   
   To what extent is this quote true in light of your exploration of your prescribed texts?

6. Considering a text from different perspectives develops an appreciation of its textual integrity. Do you agree with this statement?

7. A valuable text does not have an expiration date. To what extent do you agree with this statement?

8. Timeless compositions resonate with human society. How do your texts reflect this?

9. To what extent has your personal response to your prescribed texts been shaped by the enduring power of their intellectual and aesthetic qualities?

10. The contextual paradigms surrounding a text’s composition evince a greater understanding of the universal ideas propagated within, further commenting on cultural zeitgeists on the basis of the audience’s response to the composer’s perspectives.