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== Mary Shelley == | |||
* her mother was the famed writer and women<nowiki>'s rights thinker, '''Mary Wollenstonecraft'''</nowiki> | |||
** Wollenstonecraft is considered the "first feminist" | |||
* her father, <nowiki>'''William Godwin'''</nowiki>, was a famous political philosopher and novelist | |||
** Godwin was considered a political radical for his attacks on political institutions, "aristocratic priviliege", and religion | |||
** he was an early promoter of "utilitarianism," | |||
[[Category:British Literature]] | [[Category:British Literature]] | ||
Revision as of 19:45, 11 April 2023
Frankenstein, a novel by Mary Shelley, 1818
- also called The Modern Prometheus
Mary Shelley[edit | edit source]
- her mother was the famed writer and women's rights thinker, '''Mary Wollenstonecraft'''
- Wollenstonecraft is considered the "first feminist"
- her father, '''William Godwin''', was a famous political philosopher and novelist
- Godwin was considered a political radical for his attacks on political institutions, "aristocratic priviliege", and religion
- he was an early promoter of "utilitarianism,"