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Feminisim in Frankenstein

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Doris H

 

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November 5, 2013

 

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This somewhat hidden theme is overlooked if not looked at carefully. Shelley's parents were very influential in nearly every aspect of her life. Even though her mother died shortly after Mary's birth her spirit lived within her. Mary Wollstonecraft, Mary Shelley's mother, was a big feminist that pushed for females to be treated as equals...
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This issue of inequality is brought to the attention of the reader by the lack of a big, strong female character in Frankenstein. Instead Mary Shelley features a male dominated book which is full of male error. William Godwin, Mary Shelley's father, was also an influential figure in her life. He was a well established author who exposed her to other radical thinkers and literary greats...
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