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Mars Shelley's "Frankenstein". A Representation of the Dichotomy of Nature versus Civilization

Name: Mars Shelley's "Frankenstein". A Representation of the Dichotomy of Nature versus Civilization
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Author: Janine Lacombe
ISBN: 978-3-656-71600-6

Term Paper (Advanced seminar), 2014

19 Pages, Grade: 1,0

Janine Lacombe (Author)

Excerpt

1. Introduction

2. Nature versus Civilization – Philosophical Approaches and Theories
2.1 The Noble Savage and Emile
2.2 Some Thoughts Concerning Education and Theory of the Blank Sheet

3. Representation of the Dichotomy of Nature versus Civilization in Frankenstein
3.1 Nature
3.1.1 Nature and Science
3.1.2 Motifs and Themes of Nature
3.1.3 The Challenge of Understanding Nature
3.2 Civilization
3.2.1 The Monster’s Civilization
3.2.2 Educational Differences between Victor and His Creation

4. Conclusion

Bibliographic References

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Title: Mars Shelley's "Frankenstein". A Representation of the Dichotomy of Nature versus Civilization
College: University of Koblenz-Landau (Anglistik)
Course: Interpreting Literature
Grade: 1,0
Author: Janine Lacombe (Author)
Year: 2014
Pages: 19
Catalog Number: V278801
ISBN (eBook): 9783656715863
ISBN (Book): 9783656716006
File size: 482 KB
Language: English
Keywords: Frankenstein, Mary Shelley, nature, science, civilization, monster, Noble savage, Emile, rousseau, blank sheet, John Locke, sound body, sound mind, education, Victor Frankenstein, motif, iddentity, gothic novel, scientific novel, creating life, human, creature, romanticism, enlightenment, woman

Quote paper: Janine Lacombe (Author), 2014, Mars Shelley's "Frankenstein". A Representation of the Dichotomy of Nature versus Civilization, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/278801

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