Perception and Compassion in Mary Shelley's Frankenstein ~ with Roxanne Villarreal

Perception can influence attitude and actions, provoking strong emotions such as compassion, anger, and even violence. In this workshop, expert Roxanne Villarreal will guide you through crucial events in Mary Shelley's Frankenstein where characters' actions were solely influenced by their perception of the situation and of others.

Throughout the workshop, you will have the opportunity to reflect on your own perceptions of various life situations and how they may have influenced your thoughts and actions. Don’t miss gaining a new perspective on this classic novel as well as your own personality!

Roxanne Villarreal is a published poet and holds a Masters in English with over 25 years of teaching experience. Since 1997, she has presented at national and regional conferences and has facilitated workshops on how to effectively teach writing and literature to students of different ages and abilities. Her experience continues to inspire her to show students how literary classics still apply today.

All of our workshops are held over Zoom.

You will receive an email 30 minutes before the workshop begins with the link to join the Zoom meeting. We highly recommend you to create a Zoom account prior to class.

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