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You are to research Greek/Roman tragedy,
looking for references to the ‘tragic flaw’ of the hero and others
in Seneca’s version of Agamemnon.
Don't forget that other libraries are also very valuable sources of information.
If you explore the resources that they offer, you will have access to extensive amounts of information.
If you have a BCC Library card, you can search the online catalogue and reserve books, and you can access all of the online databases available through the BCC Library.
An extensive number of databases are available to walk-in students, or if would like to borrow books to use at home, read the information at the link below and download the application form.
http://www.library.uq.edu.au/borrow/walkin.html
UQL Cyberschool - a branch of UQ Library specifically aimed at senior school students - has a very useful subject directory which will take you to credible internet websites.
You can use any books on site at the State Library, and you can apply at the link below for an e-services card to access the SLQ's databases.
http://www.slq.qld.gov.au/find/articles
At the NLA site you can search selected subject guides, or explore a variety of useful databases containing Australian-only content - images, archives, music, dance resources and newspapers
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As always start your research with the best reference book;
The Oxford classical dictionary [3rd edition]. 930.03 OXF
Seneca, Lucius Annaeus |
876.01 SEN |
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Sorensen, Villy |
188 SEB:S |
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Seneca, Lucius Annaeus |
872.01 SEN |
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809.9162 CAM |
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Lucas, F L |
882 LUC |
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Aristotle |
801.9519 ARI |