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German A subject report · May 2004

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EXTENDED ESSAY REPORTS – MAY 2004 German – Group 1 The report for May 2003, given below, applies also to the results of May 2004. There are no significant changes and no worryin g new trends. The standard overall has been maintained and is roughly the same as last year. The range and suitability of the work submitted The range of work submitted was very wide and included literature of all genres and several centuries. In the majority of cases the topic and the material used were suitable. Candidates performance against each criterion Criterion A Research question This is one of the most problematical areas of the EE and one where the candidate has to rely on the advice of the supervisor. Many questions are just too vaguely phrased and/or far too broad in scope to be treated effectively. To give just two ex amples: 'Goethe-Benn: zwei Jahrhunderte, zwei Lebensanschauungen' is clearly not manageable within the limit of an EE, and a title like 'Genie und Wahnsinn in literarischen Texten erklaren und ausf tihren' makes sense neither grammatically nor in any other way. Criterion B Approach The approach was generally appropriate to the research question although in many cases a biographical approach did not yield the desired r esults. The comparison between
File information
Subject
German A
Document type
Subject report
Year
2004
Session
May 2004
Level
Not labelled in the archive
Paper
Not labelled
Examination zone
Not labelled in the archive
Language
German
File size
109 KB
Pages
2
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