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Cards (28)
- What led to a rapid rate of scientific development in the Victorian era?
- How did the rapid changes in technology and science affect everyday life?
- What societal reaction did the rapid changes in the Victorian era cause?
- How does Stevenson manipulate societal fears in his text?
- Whose work sparked fears of 'devolution' in the Victorian era?
- How are fears of 'devolution' represented in the text?
- What does Stevenson do to contemporary readers' expectations of career stereotypes?
- How were scientists viewed in Victorian society compared to lawyers?
- What effect does the subversion of traits have on the reader?
- How does Stevenson build upon Victorian readers' fears around science?
- What aspect of Jekyll's work makes the scientific community uncomfortable?
- What does the violent lexis in “war of attitudes” depict?
- How does Lanyon describe Jekyll's work?
- What does Lanyon prefer in his scientific study?
- What does the conflict between Lanyon and Jekyll mirror?
- How do Jekyll's scientific experiments tread a fine line?
- What scientific language does Stevenson use in Jekyll's experiments?
- How can Jekyll's scientific language be interpreted?
- What does Stevenson manipulate in the phrase about crystals melting?
- What does the awkward word order in Jekyll's description emphasize?
- What does the description of Jekyll's work sound like?
- How does the narration contribute to the feeling of unease?
- Who acts as the detective in chapters 1-8?
- In what perspective are chapters 1-8 written?
- How is Utterson characterized in the text?
- What does the first-person narration in chapter 9 indicate?
- What does the first-person letter from Jekyll summarize?
- How do different narrative viewpoints affect the reader?