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Female Representation in Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein
Science Fiction and Fantasy

Female Representation in Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein

Shelley disagrees with Victor’s actions and opinions, as she makes clear, yet she also does not create strong female characters to combat Victor’s obsession with himself and his creation. Female authors of Shelly’s society were rebellious in their own acts, through stories and words women achieved a liberation and equality that was previously not sought. … Continue reading »

Modernity; Proceed with Caution or Embrace for Society?
Science Fiction and Fantasy

Modernity; Proceed with Caution or Embrace for Society?

Victorian society was thrown into chaos with the emergence of science to counter the traditional expectations religion had constantly thrust into society. Dracula can be pitied, as he claims “Haven’t I got enough to worry, and pain, and distract me already, without thinking of souls?” Many fear change, and prefer to reside in the comforts … Continue reading »