Masterclass: Frankenstein - History, Philosophy, Politics, Gender
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The University of Wolverhampton
City Campus (Wulfruna) Millennium City Building, MC001 Wulfruna St WV1 1LY United KingdomDescription
It's Alive!
Led by two of our English Lecturers, Gerry Carlin and Nicola Allen, the University of Wolverhampton invites you to participate in a celebration of Mary Shelley’s gothic classic Frankenstein.
This lively session of mini lectures illustrated with film clips provides a philosophical and historical contextual and theoretical analysis of key themes in Mary Shelley's Frankenstein. It covers adaptation, gender, and interpretation and includes clips from several film versions of the text.
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The Faculty of Arts, Business and Social Sciences at the University of Wolverhampton delivers courses across the Creative Arts, Business, Law, History and Politics, and Humanities. The schools are based across our City and Walsall Campuses including the first purpose-built art school in the Country (George Wallis Building, Wolverhampton) and the Performance Hub, Walsall Campus.
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