A2 English Language Coursework
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Was just looking for advice on coursework. The idea I have is to compare language change features through famous, political speeches? These are the speeches I'm looking to use:
Socrates - 4th Century
Oliver Cromwell - 1653
Martin Luther King Jr. - 1963
Is this a good idea and could I possibly get a good grade with it?
Socrates - 4th Century
Oliver Cromwell - 1653
Martin Luther King Jr. - 1963
Is this a good idea and could I possibly get a good grade with it?
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(Original post by lukesamshaw)
Was just looking for advice on coursework. The idea I have is to compare language change features through famous, political speeches? These are the speeches I'm looking to use:
Socrates - 4th Century
Oliver Cromwell - 1653
Martin Luther King Jr. - 1963
Is this a good idea and could I possibly get a good grade with it?
Was just looking for advice on coursework. The idea I have is to compare language change features through famous, political speeches? These are the speeches I'm looking to use:
Socrates - 4th Century
Oliver Cromwell - 1653
Martin Luther King Jr. - 1963
Is this a good idea and could I possibly get a good grade with it?



(Am in second year of Eng lang degree and had 79/80 in this coursework)
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How about if I change it slightly to compare (battle, war) speeches at two different points in time. For example, I have found a few from the Ancient Greece era and from World War 2, would that be better to investigate rather than just famous speeches throughout time?
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