another way of learning critics

Question 1

Anne Mellor x3

Answer 1

“those characters capable of deeply feeling the beauties of nature are rewarded”
“Shelley criticises her husband, Percy Bysshe Shelley, and Lord Byron”
“engaged upon a rape of nature”
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Question 2

Punter x2

Answer 2

Shelley “the first to invite sympathy for the monster, to allow him to speak and explain the origins of his monstrous behaviour”
“ultimate crime against God”

Question 3

Jacobus x2

Answer 3

“the exclusion of women from creation symbolically ‘kills’ the mother”

“At best, women are the bearers of a traditional ideology of love, nurturance, and domesticity, at worst, passive victims”

Question 4

Rieger

Answer 4

P.B.S’s input as “so extensive that one hardly knows whether to regard him as editor or minor collaborator”