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Specific Passage from the Selection Aspect of American
Romanticism
Interpretation of Passage
The Idealization of Women
Gioǀanni is immediately struck by Beatrice͛s beautyͶa perfect specimen for Gioǀanni͛s study as well. It is Gioǀanni͛s loǀe (or more likely his lust) for Beatrice that moǀes the plot forward. Does this story idealize women͍ Or objectify them͍
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Specific Passage from the Selection Aspect of American
Romanticism
Interpretation of Passage
The Idealization of Women
Gioǀanni is immediately struck by Beatrice͛s beautyͶa perfect specimen for Gioǀanni͛s study as well. It is Gioǀanni͛s loǀe (or more likely his lust) for Beatrice that moǀes the plot forward. ͞There was one shrub in particular, set in a marble
ǀase in the midst of the pool, that bore a
profusion of purple blossoms, each of which had the lustre and richness of a gem; and the whole together made a show so resplendent that it seemed enough to illuminate the garden, eǀen had there been no sunshine."
Reǀerence for Nature
Dangers of Science
There͛s an essence of awe-inspiring flowers in Rappaccini͛s garden, although Hawthorne adds a twist to this reǀerence for nature, for eǀerything in this garden is poison. In short, the natural has been corrupted by science. ͞His figure soon emerged into ǀiew, and showed itself to be that of no common laborer, but a tall, emaciated, sallow, and sickly-looking man, dressed in a scholarΖs garb of black. He was beyond the middle term of life, with gray hair, a thin, gray beard, and a face singularly marked with intellect and cultiǀation, but which could neǀer, eǀen in his more youthful days, haǀe edžpressed much warmth of heart."
The Eǀil Villain
Rappaccini makes his first appearance. It͛s not a ǀery flattering description. His appearance, dress, and cold- heartedness mark him as one who is eǀil. His ensuing action and background details confirm his wickedness. ͙͞for the manΖs demeanor was that of one walking among malignant influences, such as saǀage beasts, or deadly snakes, or eǀil spirits, which, should he allow them one moment of license, would wreak upon him some terrible fatality."
The Dangers of Science
Fascination with the
Supernatural
There is no doubt a supernatural element to this garden. Of course, it can be edžplained by the dangerous scientific edžperiments of Rappaccini, who is perfectly content on sacrificing his daughter in the name of science. Ξ2016 TrentMedia͗ elacommoncorelessonplans.com For a complete list of lesson plans, check out the
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