Good Essay/Bad Essay

If you do it I'm changing my name back to Hobbes.

T'is madnes I say,utter madness

I don't know who anyone is anymore :emo:

I handed in one essay which was brilliant. The other one was too bad to hand in and I would have had to repeat it anyhow. I should get another question set during the summer, lets hope it has nothing to do with Nietzsche. :dry:

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Originally Posted by Cheese

I got 5% of my Shakespeare module mark deducted fo not posting on a forum set up to discuss Shakespeare:

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As of Midnight on Friday the message board was closed.

Anyone who has not made 2 contributions will be deducted 5% of their total mark for the module.

I hope this proved a useful exercise.

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Apparently, me asking who the bird in Shakespeare in Love was and asking my mate James if he fancied a pint after Monday's lecture did not count as a "contribution".

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:glag: You lost marks for spamming a School forum!!!

You utter twonk! :lol:

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Originally Posted by Cheese

I handed in one essay which was brilliant. The other one was too bad to hand in and I would have had to repeat it anyhow. I should get another question set during the summer, lets hope it has nothing to do with Nietzsche. :dry:

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I'm suspecting that no-one in the world has ever handed in a Nietzsche essay. :emo:

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Originally Posted by Barbarossa

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Originally Posted by Cheese

I handed in one essay which was brilliant. The other one was too bad to hand in and I would have had to repeat it anyhow. I should get another question set during the summer, lets hope it has nothing to do with Nietzsche. :dry:

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I'm suspecting that no-one in the world has ever handed in a Nietzsche essay. :emo:

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I don't think Nietzsche existed. I'm suspecting he is an artifact created by evil lecturers in order to write confusing essay titles and test the finger flexibility of the students who have to type Nietzsche again and again.

$100 says you just used cut n' paste :emo:

The essay question, for those of you interested in these kinds of things:


Nietzsche speaks of 'the metaphysical comfort - with which ... every true tragedy leaves us - that life is at the bottom of things, despite all the changes of appearance, indestructibly powerful and pleasurable'. How helpful do you find this statement? You should make reference to two of the plays you have studied.

I probably could write a decent essay on this but for some reason my essay went off on a tangent about the Greek chorus and there was zero reference to any of the plays we had read. Sadly there wasn't enough of the essay to salvage or time to write anything worth handing in.

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Originally Posted by Cheese

The essay question, for those of you interested in these kinds of things:


Nietzsche speaks of 'the metaphysical comfort - with which ... every true tragedy leaves us - that life is at the bottom of things, despite all the changes of appearance, indestructibly powerful and pleasurable'. How helpful do you find this statement? You should make reference to two of the plays you have studied.

I probably could write a decent essay on this but for some reason my essay went off on a tangent about the Greek chorus and there was zero reference to any of the plays we had read. Sadly there wasn't enough of the essay to salvage or time to write anything worth handing in.

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I think you just wore your brains out on the other eight essays you've done in the last few weeks. :ermm: