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Hawthorne´S "Rappaccini´S Daughter"

A Renaissance Tale of Human Hubris
On the Interrelationship of Setting, Theme and Characters
in Nathaniel Hawthorne's "Rappaccini's Daughter"



Contents

Introduction.......................................................................................................................... 1
Argumentation...................................................................................................................... 2

1. The Fantastic Elements of the Setting.................................................................. 2

1.1. The Preface as a Foretaste..................................................................... 2
1.2. The Opening Phrase............................................................................... 3
1.3. Rappaccini's Garden.............................................................................. 3

1.3.a. The Garden of Eden and the Fairytale Garden....................... 3
1.3.b. Rappaccini's Garden as a Reflection of......


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Approximate Word Count: 8807
Approximate Pages: 36 (250 words per double-spaced page)

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