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1. • • A type of imagery in which non-human objects, animals or ideas are given human characteristics.
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   What are some examples of doubling?

   • I'll hopefully do blog posts for doubling in other texts, most likely Wuthering Heights and Macbeth - but for now I'll focus on Frankenstein, which is probably the best example when discussing doubling. The most obvious case of doubling is the argument that Victor and the creature are gothic doubles of one another.

   A2 English Literature: Gothic Doubles in Frankenstein

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   Are Victor and the creature Gothic doubles?

   • The most obvious case of doubling is the argument that Victor and the creature are gothic doubles of one another. What these doubles represent, however, is down to your own interpretation (or the interpretation you think you can make the best case for in the exam).

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   Are Victor and the creature doubles in Frankenstein?

   • However, if you're asked about doubling in Frankenstein then you don't have to argue that Victor and the creature are doubles by any means, but I'd make the connections first in order to show the examiner that you're aware of the similarities between the two.

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   How does a creature develop a greater understanding of himself?

   • Similarly, the creature develops a greater awareness and understanding of himself, the world around him and the questions surrounding his very existence by reading certain texts (Volney's Ruins of Empires and Plutarch's Lives (or Parallel Lives) to name two).

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   How does a creature observe a family?

   • Home of a poor family in which the creature observes human interaction. When the creature tells the story of his life since his creation, the cottage where he observes a family, is central to it. He learns to speak by listening to the cottage’s inhabitants, and from them he learns about the possibility of love.

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   How does a creature learn to speak?

   • When the creature tells the story of his life since his creation, the cottage where he observes a family, is central to it. He learns to speak by listening to the cottage’s inhabitants, and from them he learns about the possibility of love. Before this time, he is ignorant as an animal, but now, he becomes a tortured soul.

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   May 16, 2013 · The most obvious case of doubling is the argument that Victor and the creature are gothic doubles of one another. What these doubles represent, however, is down to your own interpretation (or the interpretation you think you can make the best case for in the exam).

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   Jun 16, 2020 · Upon reading Frankenstein’s journal, and learning of its own morbid genesis, the creature’s story quickly escalates from an infant narrative to a slave narrative, as the creature is consumed ...

5. www.savemyexams.com › gcse › english-literatureFrankenstein Themes - AQA GCSE English Literature Revision

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   Aug 28, 2024 · However, having a good understanding of the themes Shelley explores in Frankenstein will help to ensure that you can write a confident answer, using evidence from across the text to support your argument. Here are some of the key themes for you to think about: Ambition. Nature versus nurture.

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   “Creature Double Feature: Antisemitism and the Supernatural,” is a 2-part series on The Book of Life podcast, featuring middle grade authors Deke Moulton and Emi Watanabe Cohen. Part I: Deke Moulton talks about her vampire book, Don’t Want to Be Your Monster, and her werewolf book, Benji Zeb Is a Ravenous Werewolf.

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   Learn and revise skills for writing about the language and structure of literary texts with this BBC Bitesize GCSE English Language (AQA) study guide.

9. www.enotes.com › topics › frankensteinFrankenstein Style, Form, and Literary Elements - eNotes.com

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   By portraying Victor and the creature as doubles, Shelley is able to explore two facets of a character, often the "good" and "bad" sides. Victor's wish to ignore his creation...

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    Revise and learn about the form, structure and language of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein with BBC Bitesize GCSE English Literature (Edexcel).