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Frankenstein
Romantic Literature
Jekyll and Hyde
Victorian Literature
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Author and year of publication. 
Mary Shelley, 1818 or 1831. 
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The approximate years corresponding to this literary genre.
1800-1850.
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Author of this text. 
R. L. Stevenson
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The reign of this queen corresponds with this literary genre. 
Queen Victoria
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The part of the mind that is inaccessible to the conscious mind but that affects behavior and emotions.

The Unconscious.

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Two narrators in  Frankenstein.
Frankenstein, Walton, Elizabeth, the creature.
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Two characteristics of the romantic movement. 
emotions, nature, sublime, mystery, etc.
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How the author got the idea for this story. 
A dream. 
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Approximate years of this literary movement. 
1840-1900. 
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Where the thesis statement is usually located. 
End of first paragraph. 
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Name of the family with the blind man.
De Lacey.
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Why is Frankenstein considered a romantic text? Give two reasons. 
etc.
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Three narrators in this story. 
Unnamed, Jekyll, Lanyon. 
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Two important themes in Victorian Literature. 
Repression, Evolution (and degeneration), Propriety, Honor, Duty, etc.
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Definition of the id, ego, and superego. 
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Full name of Elizabeth.
Elizabeth Lavenza. 
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One author (other than Mary Shelley) representative of the Romantic Movement. 
Percy Shelley, Lord Byron, Victor Hugo, etc.
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What permits the transformation between Jekyll and Hyde. 
A potion.
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A famous Victorian serial killer who terrorized London. 
Jack the Ripper. 
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What appears in the top right of MLA papers.
Author's last name and page number. 
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Names and definitions of two "scientific" or pseudo-scientific ideas influencing the writing of Frankenstein. 
Galvanism, phrenology, dissection. 
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Two points of comparison between Romanticism and Enlightenment. 
Science, Logic, Reason Vs. Emotions and Imagination

Nature vs. Culture

Beautiful Vs. Sublime

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The character which best represents the id and why. 
Hyde; impulse, aggression, no shame, etc.  
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Author who wrote Studies in Hysteria published in 1895 and who is considered the father of psychoanalysis. 
Sigmund Freud. 
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Name of the dog who came to class (and vomited).
Rupert.