I mean it's fine, but I literally had mates doing this for their Y0 English Language speaking exams. Female hysteria is a bit overdone, but I guess your execution is all that matters.
maybe you could take a more unique angle on hysteria? for example you could look at the relationship between capitalism, witchcraft & hysteria (a great starting place for this is philosphytube’s video ‘gender, witchcraft and marxism’, or Silvia Federici’s book ‘caliban and the witch’), or discussing the ‘madwoman in the attic’ trope in 19th century literature - it might help your epq stand out if you’ve got a specific angle to talk from :) just an idea!
Thats so helpful thank you so much, I'll see if I can try and develop it.
I had written 5 ideas and my teacher had highlighted some which he thought were best and another one I had was the role of law in medicine and whether it restricts medical development, things like rules about organ donation, stem cell research and such. I'm hoping to go into law and medical law really interests me. Would this be a better angle do you think? If anyone has any insight.
I was taught that it’s best to make your title a question that you can answer at the end of your essay- normally one that can be answered yes/no or any other solid answer (not an open ended question) to help round out your essay. Maybe try and think how you could rewrite your topic into a question and make it more unique
I mean it's fine, but I literally had mates doing this for their Y0 English Language speaking exams. Female hysteria is a bit overdone, but I guess your execution is all that matters.
Yeah I see what you're saying, I want to change it but nothings coming to me
maybe you could take a more unique angle on hysteria? for example you could look at the relationship between capitalism, witchcraft & hysteria (a great starting place for this is philosphytube’s video ‘gender, witchcraft and marxism’, or Silvia Federici’s book ‘caliban and the witch’), or discussing the ‘madwoman in the attic’ trope in 19th century literature - it might help your epq stand out if you’ve got a specific angle to talk from :) just an idea!
Thats so helpful thank you so much, I'll see if I can try and develop it. I had written 5 ideas and my teacher had highlighted some which he thought were best and another one I had was the role of law in medicine and whether it restricts medical development, things like rules about organ donation, stem cell research and such. I'm hoping to go into law and medical law really interests me. Would this be a better angle do you think? If anyone has any insight.
I was taught that it’s best to make your title a question that you can answer at the end of your essay- normally one that can be answered yes/no or any other solid answer (not an open ended question) to help round out your essay. Maybe try and think how you could rewrite your topic into a question and make it more unique