HSC English Current Syllabus'
Study Notes

Common Module: Texts and Human Experiences

Nineteen Eighty-Four

These notes have been compiled specifically to target NESA’s requirements for the HSC Common Module - Human Experience.

There are 7,619 words in this document

The notes include:
NESA's Requirements
An understanding of the set text on human experience
Language and meaning in the text
Historical context
Key terms
Key themes (14 pages)

Common Module: Texts and Human Experiences

The Crucible

These notes have been compiled specifically to target NESA’s requirements for the HSC Common Module - Human Experience.

There are 6,592 words in this document

The notes include:
NESA's Requirements
An understanding of the set text on human experience
Language and meaning in the text
Historical context
Key terms
Key themes (19 pages)

Module A: Textual Conversations

Mrs Dalloway and The Hours

These notes have been compiled specifically to target NESA’s requirements for the HSC Module A - Narratives Which Shape Our World.

There are 10,277 words in this document

The notes include:
NESA's Requirements
An understanding of the set texts’ textual integrity
Language and meaning in the texts
Historical context
Key terms
Key themes (21 pages)

Module A: Textual Conversations

Donne and Wit

These notes have been compiled specifically to target NESA’s requirements for the HSC Module A - Donne and Wit

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There are 9,067 words in this document

The notes include:
NESA's Requirements
An understanding of the set texts’ textual integrity
Language and meaning in the texts
Historical context
Key terms
Key themes (10 pages)

Module A: Textual Conversations - The Tempest and Hag-Seed

These notes have been compiled specifically to target NESA’s requirements for the HSC Module A - Narratives Which Shape Our World

Module B: Critical Study of Literature

An Artist of a Floating World

These notes have been compiled specifically to target NESA’s requirements for the HSC Module B - Critical Study of Literature.

There are 9,207 words in this document

The notes include:
NESA's Requirements
An understanding of the set text’s textual integrity
Language and meaning in the text
Historical context
Key terms
Key themes (14 pages)