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The concept of natural law was first conceptualized by Aristotle. Today the Catholic Church holds the views towards natural laws held by Thomas Aquinas.

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Mary Wollstonecraft died while giving birth to her, and she was intrigued about her dead mother

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Died at 29 by drowning

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Refers to any form of medical treatment involving the application of pulses of electric current to body tissues provoking the contraction muscles that are stimulated by the electric current

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According to natural law theory, all people have inherent rights, conferred not by act of legislation but by "God, nature, or reason."

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Married Percy Bysshe Shelley in 1816.

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advocate for women's rights and education for all

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advocate for women's rights and education for all

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It was an artistic, literary, musical, and intellectual movement that originated in Europe, towards the end of the 18th century.

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English writer and philosopher

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1790-1850; celebrated nature and the common man, focusing on individual experience

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Eternal Law, Natural Law, Human Law and Divine Law

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Mary Wollstonecraft was an English writer, philosopher, and advocate of women's rights.

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wrote frankenstein

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born August 30, 1797
died February 1, 1851

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Started writing when he was 17 years old.

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Alessandro Volta, who was a chemist and a physicist. The term also came to refer to the discoveries of its namesake, Luigi Galvani.

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died eleven days after giving birth to Mary Shelley

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convinced her mother to leave her father

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A Vindication of the Rights of Woman (1792)

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A Vindication of the Rights of Woman (1792)

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During this time period, there were many different courts that dealt with different types of
crime.

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one of the founding feminist philosophers

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Construction on a new medical order began in France in 1795 which led to unified developments in being a physician and a surgeon, and hospitals being treated as a place for science, treatment, and teaching. There was also the development of anatomy- clinical medicine. This would restructure the medical spaces into three main components, public hospitals, private practice, and medical schools.

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She got her inspiration for Frankenstein during a ghost story challenge she did in "The Year Without Summer"

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Percy had a relatively large family and his grandfather was in parliament

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John Locke, shown through her pedagogical writings.

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Interest in the common man and childhood.

Strong senses, emotions, and feelings.

Awe of nature.

Celebration of the individual.

Importance of imagination.

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Had a bad temper as a result of bullying when he was in school

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Lost 4 children when they were young and nearly died from a miscarriage in her 5th pregnancy.

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The Movement was characterized by it's interest in the common man. It has a focus on a focus on individual experience, an idealization of women, and an embrace of isolation and melancholy.

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Usually, different courts had control over different crimes. Sometimes though the courts would take control of cases out of their jurisdiction.

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Mary Shelley is an innovator in the science fiction literature. Her novel Frankenstein inspired many others to also pursue sci-fi Lit

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Had a broad education that covered, chemistry, electricity, etc.

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Luigi Galvani discovered the effects of electricity on muscle tissue when investigating an unrelated phenomenon which required skinned frogs in the 1780s and the 1790s.

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died at 53 to brain cancer

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Many dead bodies during this time were dug up and were attempted to be "reanimated" for the advancement of science as there were no donated cadavers. A lot of science focused on bleeding and using leeches to bleed out the disease. Also a sign of the changing of medical practices. As Focault says in The Birth of the Clinic, the 18th to 19th century represented a shift from seeing doctors as people that cured people to doctors focusing more on the medical gaze, of separating the human from the disease and trying to cure the disease not the person

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He was expelled from Oxford for writing a pamphlet with his friend titled The Necessity of Atheism and neither acknowledgeing or denying authorship when the university demanded them to.

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Only 1 of her children lived to adulthood

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If you were convicted for a crime during this time period, common punishments include fines, whippings, or assignment to a house of correction.

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She also wrote several other books including Valperga which is a historical fiction novel. She also wrote The Last Man in 1826, which is an apocalyptic sci-fi novel

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When she was buried, she was buried with her husband's cremated heart

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Natural Law is an ethical theory that says that humans are able to have some moral values that come inherently. For example, in our society we see killing as a crime. But at the same time, we punish those who committed serious crimes by killing them.

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Wrote Frankenstein while staying in a manor at Lake Geneva during the year without a summer, when she was only 18 years old

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Originally had a relationship with Harriet, left her for Mary and then became infatuated with Jane William

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Life and Death as a cycle is an example of Natural Law. In Frankenstein that concept is violated.

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Mariied Mary Wollstonecraft's daughter like sheeessshh man has game

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Wrote at least 23 poems, some essays and some novels

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General themes of his works are nature, love, politics, religion

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Percy Shelley drowned in a sudden storm while he was sailing. It is unknown whether it was on purpose or an accident.

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Blood letting becomes out of fashion as more research is done to show the dangers of it.
Small pox vaccine is developed.

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Part of lots of literary discussion groups and old fashioned book clubs

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Married Percy Shelley after his first wife "drowned herself to death"

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Generally judges were from a well educated, wealthy background, and frequently a lot older. In many cases they judged and condemned those from a much lower social class. They did not always give a very fair verdict, often adopting a 'guilty' or 'very guilty' approach.

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Its obvious nowadays the medical practices during the 18th and 19th centuries were less than orthodox, but they thought it was medical breakthroughs. Specific treatments were removing urinary tract stones by cutting anus or using metallic instruments to stroke pained areas for healing. A common medical practice is bleeding, which was used for headaches to ingrown toenails. For women, the menstruation cycle was considered a curse, so they would use leeches to stop the blood.