Tuesday, November 8, 2011
Silly
Silly Goose, Silly Willy, Silly Silly Silly... Everyone has a little silly in them. But does that mean that we are blissful or pitiable? Full of joy or just a fool? The line between a positive and negative connotation in regards to the word 'silly' is a blurred and jagged one.
Tuesday, November 1, 2011
Mother Monster (and no, I'm not talking about Lady Gaga)
- Frankenstein is clearly written by a woman based solely on the subject of birth: its emphasis is on the trauma of the afterbirth rather than what precedes the birth or even the birth itself.
- Victor defies morality not by living forever, but by giving birth.
- Throughout the text, birth is a dangerous and hideous thing.
- Shelley's perspective as a woman, and a woman with topsy-turvy past concerning children and sexuality defined the work.
- Victor defies morality not by living forever, but by giving birth.
- Throughout the text, birth is a dangerous and hideous thing.
- Shelley's perspective as a woman, and a woman with topsy-turvy past concerning children and sexuality defined the work.
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