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How does Frankenstein Gain Knowledge

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English

 

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March 1, 2016

 

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College

 

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Undoubtedly, Frankenstein learned a wide range of knowledge in his teens. He learned mathematics and other sciences. He understood German and English perfectly. He even knew Latin and Greek. Although he was very busy in acquiring knowledge, he felt satisfied. At the age of seventeen, right before Frankenstein entered the University of Ingolstad, his mother passed away...
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After he arrived at Ingolstadt, he felt lonely as all of his relatives and friends were far apart from him. However this suffering turned to hope. No matter how unhappy he was, he was still fond of knowledge, especially philosophy, which was the spring of strength for him. His life was changed when he first met Professor M...
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