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Mary Shelley’s
Shelley’s Writing Technique
More Themes & Allusions!
Chapter Summaries
Chapters 6-10
The Great Chain of Being
Mary Shelley’s
Chapter SummariesChapters 6-10
Mary Shelley’s
Writing TechniquesChapters 6-10
CHAPTER 6 LETTERS•TECHNIQUES FOR INTRODUCING NEW ELEMENTS OF NOVEL:
•Letter from Elizabeth introducing characters, (Justine and William)•Pros of this style•Cons of this style
CHAPTER 7 LETTERS•PLOT DEVELOPMENT:
•Letter from Father introducing significant plot developments•Does this technique work?
SETTING UP THE PLOT:WRITING TECHNIQUES
Remember:The entire novel is
writing using the “tell you a story” technique.
Is it effective?
Quotes/PoetryShelley also uses
allusions and specific references to other poems (P. Shelley;
Coleridge). What is the effect?
Mary Shelley’s
ThemesChapters 6-10
HOW:__________________________
HOW:__________________________
HOW:__________________________
HOW:____________________
Mary Shelley’s
Biblical AllusionsChapters 6-10
FRANKENSTEIN:
GOD
MONSTER:
THE DEVIL
ADAM
Mary Shelley’s
Great Chain of BeingChapters 6-10
GOD(Perfection
) ANGELS(Intuition)
MAN(Existence,
Growth, Passion, Reason) ANIMALS
(Existence, Growth, Passion)PLANTS
(Existence, Growth)
MINERALS
(Existence)
A philosophy important in Shakespeare’s time; ordered and
linked the universe
Tampering with the Great Chain
(through betrayal, murder, or trying to “overstep bounds” leads to chaos and
tragedy