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Frankenstein and the Romantic Era

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January 6, 2012

 

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The idea that Victor Frankenstein could bring a being of this type alive was outrageous yet fascinating at the same time. This novel of great accomplishment is very similar to others of this period which were written beyond the realm of human possibility. Another element of the romantic Age reflected in Frankenstein is the importance of freedom...
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The letters from Walton to his sister tell of his journey into the icy waters of the arctic. He is free to take his ship to any destination he pleases. This control over ones destiny is seen in Romantic novels often. Another example of freedom is in Frankenstein's creation of the monster. His freedom is what allows him to explore the subject which society would tell one to avoid...
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