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Romanticism In Frankenstein

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1 Romanticism In Frankenstein
Gothic features of the text Objective: Identify and analyze the effect of aspects of Gothic, dark romanticism in Frankenstein.

2 Subsets of Romantic Literature: Gothic
Atmosphere: of gloom and terror Plot: Events are supernatural, violent, or grisly Mood: Abnormal psychological states

3 Gothic literature: Characteristics
Settings: gloomy castle with dungeons, underground passages, and sliding panels. Conflicts: Includes sufferings of an innocent victim (usually heroine) imposed by a cruel villain Ghosts, mysterious disappearances, and other sensational and supernatural occurrences.

4 Romanticism in Frankenstein
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5 Essential Questions to Ask About Gothic Romantic Literature
What are the effects of the use of Gothic elements on a text? Mood & Atmosphere Tone

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