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Frankenstein
Notes on: - quote analysis - narratives and genres - analysis of the novel - characters - the creature - symbols and themes
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- Frankenstein - symbols and themes • Summary
- Frankenstein - the creature • Summary
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- Frankenstein - analysis • Summary
Notes on: - quote analysis - narratives and genres - analysis of the novel - characters - the creature - symbols and themes
Frankenstein - quote analysis
Analysis of quotes based off of lessons, there are some chapters that do not have any analysis as we did not do close textual study of those sections
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Analysis of quotes based off of lessons, there are some chapters that do not have any analysis as we did not do close textual study of those sections
Frankenstein - narratives and genres
Notes on narrative and genres that influenced/are a part of the novel and important context on Mary Shelley and the publication of the novel
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Notes on narrative and genres that influenced/are a part of the novel and important context on Mary Shelley and the publication of the novel
Frankenstein - analysis
Notes based off of Massolit lectures on a range of topics/contexts regarding the novel
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Notes based off of Massolit lectures on a range of topics/contexts regarding the novel
Frankenstein - characters
Brief notes on the major characters within the novel
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Brief notes on the major characters within the novel
Frankenstein - the creature
Notes on chapter 11 and contexts relating to the creature
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Notes on chapter 11 and contexts relating to the creature
Frankenstein - symbols and themes
Notes on some of the symbols and themes present in the novel
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Notes on some of the symbols and themes present in the novel
Politics of the Late Republic
Notes on: - Cicero as orator - In Verrem 1 - Cicero and the res publica - Caesar as popularis and dictator - Cato and the politics of the optimates - Cicero as correspondent - Background of the late republic
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- POLTR - the background of the late republic • Summary
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- POTLR - Cicero and the res publica • Summary
Notes on: - Cicero as orator - In Verrem 1 - Cicero and the res publica - Caesar as popularis and dictator - Cato and the politics of the optimates - Cicero as correspondent - Background of the late republic
PORLT - Cicero as orator, In Verrem 1
Notes on: - courtroom setting, partial delivery & subsequent publication of Verrine speeches, form, structure and style of Roman legal oratory - including devices such as anaphora, apostrophe, tricolon and hyperbole, ways in which the speech is typical of Roman rhetorical practice, themes of corruption, justice and necessity of upholding the state, portrayal of Verres and his corruption and how this is created
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Notes on: - courtroom setting, partial delivery & subsequent publication of Verrine speeches, form, structure and style of Roman legal oratory - including devices such as anaphora, apostrophe, tricolon and hyperbole, ways in which the speech is typical of Roman rhetorical practice, themes of corruption, justice and necessity of upholding the state, portrayal of Verres and his corruption and how this is created
POTLR - Cicero and the res publica
Notes on: Cicero’s ideas about the ideal state and how it had developed in Rome - role of concordia ordinum (’agreement of the orders’), ideal state of affairs as cum dignitate otium (’peace with dignity’), how his actions during his career can be rationalised with his political ideals, his attempt to reconcile senators and equites in concordia ordinum and the reasons why this failed, explanation of his relationships with and attitudes towards: optimates - including Cato, populares - i...
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Notes on: Cicero’s ideas about the ideal state and how it had developed in Rome - role of concordia ordinum (’agreement of the orders’), ideal state of affairs as cum dignitate otium (’peace with dignity’), how his actions during his career can be rationalised with his political ideals, his attempt to reconcile senators and equites in concordia ordinum and the reasons why this failed, explanation of his relationships with and attitudes towards: optimates - including Cato, populares - i...