2017
DOI: 10.1086/688179
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Mary Shelley’s Fascinations:The Last Man

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“…31-50) for the capture of the genuine essence of life with regard to the responses man has given to pandemics in a similar fashion notwithstanding their epochal, cultural, and, linguistic diversities. In the light of the growth of female consciousness, it has occurred to Yasmin Solomonescu (2017) in the tenacious elaboration of the fascination of Mary Shelly shown in The Last Man (1826) that it is in this science fiction that Shelley has "turned her attention more directly to the dangers of fascination in a patriarchal, imperialistic society somewhat closer to home (p. 706)". In the sense of the psychological analysis of the characters of this science fiction titled The Last Man (1826), it has been found in the interpretative rumination of Olivia Zolciak (2017) in a very clear fashion that the anxiety of illness (p. 16) and national solitude (p. 34) personified in the production of this science fiction and the anxiety of authorship across time (p. 49) as has been indicated in a respective fashion over there, have been highlighted to show a very great concern for the mentality of those characters from the perspective of psychoanalysis and feminism.…”
Section: The Perceptive Insufficiency For the Essential Transcendence...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…31-50) for the capture of the genuine essence of life with regard to the responses man has given to pandemics in a similar fashion notwithstanding their epochal, cultural, and, linguistic diversities. In the light of the growth of female consciousness, it has occurred to Yasmin Solomonescu (2017) in the tenacious elaboration of the fascination of Mary Shelly shown in The Last Man (1826) that it is in this science fiction that Shelley has "turned her attention more directly to the dangers of fascination in a patriarchal, imperialistic society somewhat closer to home (p. 706)". In the sense of the psychological analysis of the characters of this science fiction titled The Last Man (1826), it has been found in the interpretative rumination of Olivia Zolciak (2017) in a very clear fashion that the anxiety of illness (p. 16) and national solitude (p. 34) personified in the production of this science fiction and the anxiety of authorship across time (p. 49) as has been indicated in a respective fashion over there, have been highlighted to show a very great concern for the mentality of those characters from the perspective of psychoanalysis and feminism.…”
Section: The Perceptive Insufficiency For the Essential Transcendence...mentioning
confidence: 99%