English Gothic terminology 1.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? English LiteratureJane EyreMacbethThe Bloody ChamberA2/A-levelAQA Created by: Mia WilliamsonCreated on: 21-08-13 15:10 Introspective Inward looking-examining self 1 of 15 Sensationalist Designed to appeal to the senses 2 of 15 Protagonist Principal character 3 of 15 Myth A story that is not true 4 of 15 Ethereal Heavenly 5 of 15 Binary opposites Light and dark opposites-symbolism 6 of 15 Eponymous Central character who gives name to title-Frankenstein 7 of 15 Topography Scenery-geographical setting 8 of 15 Vertiginous Designed to induce dizziness 9 of 15 Neo-Classicism A period of gothic architecture in the 1800-1900's 10 of 15 Double-Doppleganger Characters that double one another 11 of 15 Entrapment A character who is trapped 12 of 15 Metamorphosis Changing from one state to another 13 of 15 Supernatural Deals with any supernatural force or figure, often ghosts 14 of 15 Sublime A feeling of overpowering and awe, often inspired by geographical setting 15 of 15
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