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Frankenstein
Mary Shelley - ISBN: 9780141198965
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This comprehensive summary of the lecture notes will enable you to fully grasp the important elements of Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein". They are perfect for last-minute studying. Good luck!
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This comprehensive summary of the lecture notes will enable you to fully grasp the important elements of Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein". They are perfect for last-minute studying. Good luck!
13 page table that gives quotes, where in the book they are (chapter AND page number) as well as analysis. Would allow you to get an overview of the order of events and key quotes, points for analysis and different interpretations.
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13 page table that gives quotes, where in the book they are (chapter AND page number) as well as analysis. Would allow you to get an overview of the order of events and key quotes, points for analysis and different interpretations.
Key context points for Frankenstein with relevant details
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Key context points for Frankenstein with relevant details
Chapter-by-chapter summary of Mary Shelley's 'Frankenstein' in bullet points, with several important quotes from every chapter. Good to re-read before exams or when writing practise essays for revision.
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Chapter-by-chapter summary of Mary Shelley's 'Frankenstein' in bullet points, with several important quotes from every chapter. Good to re-read before exams or when writing practise essays for revision.
A short powerpoint containing some of the most useful and short quotes from Frankenstein, also with a summary and interpretation of quotes (ALSO WITH SUBJECT KNOWLEDGE!) For GCSE English Literature.
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A short powerpoint containing some of the most useful and short quotes from Frankenstein, also with a summary and interpretation of quotes (ALSO WITH SUBJECT KNOWLEDGE!) For GCSE English Literature.
Frankenstein by Mary Shelley is a tale that is set at the time of the industrial revolution in Europe in the 1800’s. From the novel, education came to bear the load of concerns regarding the control of the individuals who had not gone through the tradition of formal education. Such people were susceptible to social instability. Even conservatives such as Hannah More who were antagonists of radical reform acknowledged the influential power of education especially reading as a powerful element o...
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Frankenstein by Mary Shelley is a tale that is set at the time of the industrial revolution in Europe in the 1800’s. From the novel, education came to bear the load of concerns regarding the control of the individuals who had not gone through the tradition of formal education. Such people were susceptible to social instability. Even conservatives such as Hannah More who were antagonists of radical reform acknowledged the influential power of education especially reading as a powerful element o...
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This comprehensive summary of the lecture notes will enable you to fully grasp the important elements of Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein". They are perfect for last-minute studying. Good luck!
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This comprehensive summary of the lecture notes will enable you to fully grasp the important elements of Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein". They are perfect for last-minute studying. Good luck!
13 page table that gives quotes, where in the book they are (chapter AND page number) as well as analysis. Would allow you to get an overview of the order of events and key quotes, points for analysis and different interpretations.
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13 page table that gives quotes, where in the book they are (chapter AND page number) as well as analysis. Would allow you to get an overview of the order of events and key quotes, points for analysis and different interpretations.
Key context points for Frankenstein with relevant details
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Key context points for Frankenstein with relevant details
Chapter-by-chapter summary of Mary Shelley's 'Frankenstein' in bullet points, with several important quotes from every chapter. Good to re-read before exams or when writing practise essays for revision.
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Chapter-by-chapter summary of Mary Shelley's 'Frankenstein' in bullet points, with several important quotes from every chapter. Good to re-read before exams or when writing practise essays for revision.
A short powerpoint containing some of the most useful and short quotes from Frankenstein, also with a summary and interpretation of quotes (ALSO WITH SUBJECT KNOWLEDGE!) For GCSE English Literature.
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A short powerpoint containing some of the most useful and short quotes from Frankenstein, also with a summary and interpretation of quotes (ALSO WITH SUBJECT KNOWLEDGE!) For GCSE English Literature.
Frankenstein by Mary Shelley is a tale that is set at the time of the industrial revolution in Europe in the 1800’s. From the novel, education came to bear the load of concerns regarding the control of the individuals who had not gone through the tradition of formal education. Such people were susceptible to social instability. Even conservatives such as Hannah More who were antagonists of radical reform acknowledged the influential power of education especially reading as a powerful element o...
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- • 4 pages •
Frankenstein by Mary Shelley is a tale that is set at the time of the industrial revolution in Europe in the 1800’s. From the novel, education came to bear the load of concerns regarding the control of the individuals who had not gone through the tradition of formal education. Such people were susceptible to social instability. Even conservatives such as Hannah More who were antagonists of radical reform acknowledged the influential power of education especially reading as a powerful element o...