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Daksha Makwana

This document analyzes Mary Shelley's Frankenstein from a moral perspective. It discusses Victor Frankenstein's immoral actions in abandoning the creature he created. It also examines the creature's development of morality without guidance from God or society, as he is rejected by all humans. The conclusion is that Frankenstein shows how a lack of social interaction and acceptance can drive someone to violence, rather than any inherent evil. The novel explores how morality depends on living within a society.

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Frankenstein as Moralistic Approach Name : Makwana Daksha D. Course : M.A (English) Semester : 2 Roll no : 4 Enrollment no : 2069108420180034 Paper : 5 - The Romantic Literature Submitted To : Smt. S. B. Gardi Department of English MKBU makwanadaksha9@gmail.com
Frankenstein
What is morality ? Morality is defined as a system or code that we human use to differentiate between right and wrong. Morality belongs to an individual , if an individual act accordingly to his moral views then it affects other by his actions. Example : Politics and Morality
Donald trump and morality
Victors immorality Victor abandoned creature after making and victor acts irresponsibly and immorally towards creature and not fulfilled duties of a creator. Another thing is that Frankenstein s attempts in creation as an immortal attempt to play the role of God in beyond limitations of a man. It was alright to create a monster but after knowing that his first creation was evil should the victor make a second ? It is not at all morally correct to bring another monster in the world.
Monsters morality When the monster in Frankenstein is reduced to sleep with the pigs and live like an animal, much like the prodigal son in the Bible . So at the verge of starvation , they choose not to kill and eat the pigs that keep them company. My food is not that of man: I do not destroy the lamb and the kid to glut my appetite; acorns and berries afford me sufficient nourishment.
Monster Creature struggles to survive in the human world .Creature longs for companion on his voyage. The creature has taken abuse from every human being he has come into contact with. After repeatedly rejected creature become violent ad decide to seek revenge. Emotional isolation
Morality without God It should be noted that despite the lack of cultivation and learning of morals and ethics , monster able to form his own code of behavior based on examples and he views from others. His instinctive sense of morality comes without knowledge of God or a creator , morality is Inborn.
Abandonment , Loneliness and Rejection Children Creature
Conclusion Man is a moral being , only because he lives in society , let all social life disappear and morality will disappear with it. - Emile Durkheim We can say that Mary Shellys Frankenstein examines phenomena of human nature. Lack of human interaction ultimately drives the creature beyond the limits , not evil born of , the absent of the God or knowledge of his existence.
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  • 1. Frankenstein as Moralistic Approach Name : Makwana Daksha D. Course : M.A (English) Semester : 2 Roll no : 4 Enrollment no : 2069108420180034 Paper : 5 - The Romantic Literature Submitted To : Smt. S. B. Gardi Department of English MKBU makwanadaksha9@gmail.com
  • 3. What is morality ? Morality is defined as a system or code that we human use to differentiate between right and wrong. Morality belongs to an individual , if an individual act accordingly to his moral views then it affects other by his actions. Example : Politics and Morality
  • 4. Donald trump and morality
  • 5. Victors immorality Victor abandoned creature after making and victor acts irresponsibly and immorally towards creature and not fulfilled duties of a creator. Another thing is that Frankenstein s attempts in creation as an immortal attempt to play the role of God in beyond limitations of a man. It was alright to create a monster but after knowing that his first creation was evil should the victor make a second ? It is not at all morally correct to bring another monster in the world.
  • 6. Monsters morality When the monster in Frankenstein is reduced to sleep with the pigs and live like an animal, much like the prodigal son in the Bible . So at the verge of starvation , they choose not to kill and eat the pigs that keep them company. My food is not that of man: I do not destroy the lamb and the kid to glut my appetite; acorns and berries afford me sufficient nourishment.
  • 7. Monster Creature struggles to survive in the human world .Creature longs for companion on his voyage. The creature has taken abuse from every human being he has come into contact with. After repeatedly rejected creature become violent ad decide to seek revenge. Emotional isolation
  • 8. Morality without God It should be noted that despite the lack of cultivation and learning of morals and ethics , monster able to form his own code of behavior based on examples and he views from others. His instinctive sense of morality comes without knowledge of God or a creator , morality is Inborn.
  • 9. Abandonment , Loneliness and Rejection Children Creature
  • 10. Conclusion Man is a moral being , only because he lives in society , let all social life disappear and morality will disappear with it. - Emile Durkheim We can say that Mary Shellys Frankenstein examines phenomena of human nature. Lack of human interaction ultimately drives the creature beyond the limits , not evil born of , the absent of the God or knowledge of his existence.