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An Analysis Of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein

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Frankenstein continues to endlessly appeal to audiences due to its fascinating and absorbing content in addition to its incorporation of topics such as the consequences that arise from the careless application of science, the feminist ideals that all women should possess as well as the resemblance between the author and her characters. As a young woman during the Romantic era, Shelley was influenced by many of the historical circumstances that were occurring in her surroundings as inspiration for her writing and she skillfully encompasses these events into a thrilling yet informative piece of literature. However, the astonishing aspect of the novel is that most of these circumstances were also from her personal life and experiences. At the
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