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Tracking "Otherness" in 18th Century - Present British Literature

Looking across the Romantic era, Victorian period, and the modern era in British literature, the theme of “otherness” has consistently been present, but portrayed in different ways. At times, it aims to establish a social hierarchy and deem one group as superior and the other as inferior.

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The Elitism of British Boarding Schools in the 20th - 21st Centuries

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League of Nations Mandate System: The Sykes-Picot Agreement and Extreme Nationalism in WWI

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“Gross Indecency” and the Trials of Oscar Wilde

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Disability in Victorian England: Stigmatized, Yet Progressive

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Identity and Belonging

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Mary Shelley’s Personal Revolt Against Slavery

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British Involvement in the Transatlantic Slave Trade

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Tracking "Otherness" in 18th Century - Present British Literature

I chose the theme of "otherness" because looking across the Romantic era, Victorian period, and the modern era in British literature, the theme of “otherness” has consistently been present, but portrayed in different ways. At times, it aims to establish a social hierarchy and deem one group as superior and the other as inferior.

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