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10 Weeks of Shifting My Perspective – Over the past 10 weeks, this course has expanded my knowledge of literature’s incorporation with digital culture and the digital world. I now perceive literature as not confined to traditional forms but as an ever-evolving medium that has the ability to adapt within the digital landscape. After completing …

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The Differences and Similarities of Shelley’s 1818 vs. 1831 Version of Frankenstein- Mary Shelley’s two versions of her novel “Frankenstein,” exhibit both similarities and differences. While some are easily apparent, others require careful evaluation and understanding to detect. Firstly, the structural differences are effortlessly detectable. Shelley’s first version (1818),was published into three volumes. Meanwhile, her …

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In Mary Shelley’s classic novel “Frankenstein,” the concept of a ‘monster’ is far from being direct and straightforward. While some might associate the word ‘monster’ with the physical creation of Victor Frankenstein, the book explores the complexities of what being a monster is beyond physical appearance. I will dissect the multi-faceted significance of the word …

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