Le Guins describes “killing” story “the story the mammoth hunters told about bashing, thrusting, raping, killing, about the Hero.” it is associated with some kind of victory or triumph which refers to “hero” […]

Douglas Barbour, in his essay “Integrity and Balance in the Novels of Heinish by Ursula K. Le Guin,” presents the Athshean’s culture as sane and balanced through “sanity not on the razor’s edge of reason but on […]

The friendship between Lyubov and Selver helped him through studying each other’s language and culture they come to understand each other more. Lyubov sees the mistreatment of the Athsheans and wants to help t […]

“See, you want to keep this place just like it is, actually, Kees. Like one big National Forest. To look at, to study. Great, you’re a spesh. But see, we’re just ordinary joes getting the work done. Earth needs […]

I disagree with Bate’s argument that Victor is a monster himself.
Bate suggests ” he pursues his dream of becoming….”the modern Prometheus”. A new species would bless me as its creator and source; many happy […]

Mary Shelley’s ” Frankenstein” as a tool for Enlightenment

– Frankenstein’s education as a representation of the transition from alchemy to modern science in European history of the 18-19th centuries (page […]

Victor creates a female creature and suddenly thought that “I was engaged in the same manner and had created a fiend whose unparalleled barbarity had desolated my heart and filled it with the bitterest […]

The first impression one gets about the monster is that he is disgusting, scary, and evil.
The giant enters the world with the hope of serving people, making friends with them, but, not finding a place for […]

In Chapter 4, Mary Shelley conveys very intensely Victor’s sense of complete frustration with the result of her work. For example, the expression “Mingling with this horror, I felt the bitterness of d […]

I agree that Victor’s father supported his interest in science, we can see this in the example of how once during a thunderstorm Victor was amazed and surprised at how an old oak tree was destroyed by lightning; […]

In the first chapter, Mary gives a detailed description of Victor’s early education, which illustrates his interest in the scientific literature. His fascination with the ancient works of Agrippa, Magnus, […]

Ariel appears as a harpy and accuses Alonso, Antonio and Sebastian of being three men of sin (3.3.70 “You are three men of sin”) and dooms them to madness. Ariel calling himself an instrument of Fate and Des […]

The most memorable part of the act 1 scene 2 was Prospero’s dialogue with Caliban. Prospero calls Caliban and when he appears he begins cursing Prospero. Prospero threatens to Caliban by giving him cramps at n […]