PPT-Hubris in Frankenstein

Kaven Brown Lena Hines Austin Jones Allison Sandefur Shanea Capps Hubris Hubris denotes overconfident pride and arrogance it is often associated with a lack of humility not always with the lack of knowledge A character exhibiting hubris will often equate himself to a God or feel he is above mere mortals . By: . Iliana. Rodriguez, . Kiara. Hernandez, . Dilair. Jamal, Alice Tran, Connor . Allensworth. Literary Meaning. The literal meaning of the prompt is to find a . book that focuses and describes political or . The . Hero & Hubris. One who captures the essence of the ideal individual of a nation. A . brave . and noble . character, . admired for great achievements or affected by grand events. I. What is a . Understanding . Internal Conflict . in Stories. . Pride; . . . Virtue. . or . Vice. ?. Let’s first define virtue and vice;. A . virtue.  is a positive trait or quality deemed to be morally . Assignments . Pre-reading: The BIO. Objective: . Understanding the author’s purpose.. Activity: . Students will read the . BIOGRAPHY . and watch the . VIDEO. . while created first person point of view notes on Mary . Raymond Smith. Timetria flowers. ShaCoya Edwards. Social Acceptance and Belonging. A major theme in Frankenstein is the issue of social acceptance and belongingness. In the novel, Frankenstein's creature is created and immediately after, left alone to fend for . Chapter XVIII. Frankenstein couldn't bring himself to start on the second monster because it repulsed him. . It depressed him and the family thought this depression was because he did not want to marry.. Someone who exhibits hubris often has excessive pride or self-confidence. . Today, we might describe someone who reveals attributes of hubris as “pompous” or “full of him or herself.” . When we read the . AP English IV. Dual Credit 1302. A look-alike, literally a “double-goer”. An alter ego. A paranormal double of a living person. A doppelgänger is often perceived as a sinister form of bilocation and is regarded by some to be a harbinger of bad luck. In some traditions, a doppelgänger seen by a person's relative or friend portends illness or danger while seeing one's own doppelgänger is said to be an omen of death.. 1.. . Frankenstein. has many elements of a horror story. What strategies and devices does Shelley use to make the story scary? How does Shelley go beyond the usual horror story elements to focus on characters and the differences between their behaviors, beliefs and values?. Arooj sheikh, . sarika. . aggarwal. , . shermy. Thomas. Ap. English 4, 2nd period. What Is an archetype?. A very typical example of a certain person or thing. A universally understood symbol or term, or pattern of behavior, a prototype upon which others are copied or patterned. Mary Shelley’s Background information. Born in England on August 30. th. 1797. Her mother, also named Mary, died shortly after giving birth to her. Raised by her father. Both parents were established writers with radical beliefs for the time. Parody is the practice of taking something well known or renowned and making a mockery of it.. i.e. “Scary Movie” franchise. Generally, parodies are meant to create a comic redo of a specific genre or artist.. Volume I . Chapters 5 – 7 . Volume 2. Chapter 1. Chapter 5 marks a return to a previous narrative style. What device does Shelley use to maintain first person point of view, while allowing us to understand what has gone on at the Frankenstein residence in Geneva? . By Zach Glaros, Caitlin Coelho, Senada Krvavac, Liz Quintero, Ryan Barker. Volume I. Captain of the English ship, Robert Walton, writes a series of letters to his sister, Margaret Saville, detailing the stages of his journey to the north pole..