easy
2 hours
No physical fitness required; suitable for all ages comfortable with indoor events.
Discover how Jekyll and Hyde have evolved from Victorian horror to a mirror of modern anxieties in this insightful Savannah lecture. Join Dr. Andrew Williams for a deep dive into evil’s many faces.
Explore the chilling evolution of Jekyll and Hyde in a captivating lecture by Andrew Williams, an expert in Early Modern Literature. Discover how this iconic tale reflects society's deepest fears and anxieties, from moral dilemmas to identity crises. Join us for an insightful journey into horror's enduring relevance.
Explore the chilling evolution of Jekyll and Hyde in a captivating lecture by Andrew Williams, an expert in Early Modern Literature. Discover how this iconic tale reflects society's deepest fears and anxieties, from moral dilemmas to identity crises. Join us for an insightful journey into horror's enduring relevance.
This popular lecture requires registration, so book early to guarantee your seat.
Plan to stay after the talk to enjoy the themed reception and Q&A with the lecturer.
Take notes during the lecture to capture key insights and discussion points.
A quick re-read or summary of Stevenson’s novella will enhance your understanding and enjoyment.
Savannah’s rich literary and historic scene complements the themes explored in the lecture, highlighting cultural reflections of morality dating back to its 18th-century founding.
Events like this encourage cultural preservation and thoughtful discussion about human nature, reinforcing the importance of educational outreach in historic cities.
To jot down important ideas and questions during the lecture.
Wear comfortable clothing for sitting indoors for about two hours.
Bring a light sweater for cooler indoor air conditioning.
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Stay hydrated during the event.