The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde: Context Vocabulary

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Vocabulary flashcards based on the historical and social context of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, including Victorian societal norms and key historical figures.

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18861886

The year representing the end of the Victorian Era during which the context of the story is set.

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Fin de siede

A term used to describe a period where people were varied about what the future held, specifically regarding fast changes to industrialisation and technology.

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Daruens evolution theory

A scientific theory invented near 18591859 that caused fears that new changes could destroy society and replace religion.

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Victorian expectations for men

The social standard that men should be Rational, Moral, Restrained, and Respectable, often leading them to be secretive about doing "bad" things.

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John Hunter

A respected surgeon who hosted rich parties but secretly used grave robbers to supply him with corpses for dissection in a back-alley lab.

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Gothic literature

A popular genre of literature characterized by features such as secret settings and supernatural elements.

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Respectability

A trait considered very important in Victorian Society, forcing men to maintain a public image while hiding less moral actions.