Shelley’s Creation of the “Mad-Scientist”
Scientists can often be characterized as mad. This stereotype stems from more than just their innate curiosity. In fact, the “mad-scientist” stereotype can be …
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Scientists can often be characterized as mad. This stereotype stems from more than just their innate curiosity. In fact, the “mad-scientist” stereotype can be …
Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein was way ahead of its time regarding the boundaries and crises in the scientific world it addresses. Although the book was published …
In the novel Frankenstein, written by Mary Shelley, the author conveys that actions have consequences. Victor Frankenstein, a scientist who sets out to create a …
The book Frankenstein or also known as The Modern Prometheus was the first science fiction novel. The novel is given this subtitle as the character …
Mary Shelley’s book Frankenstein, as the first gothic romantic novel, has evoked long-lasting effects on people’s perception of science and nature over 200 years. The …
As the first acknowledged novel in the science fiction genre, Mary Shelly’s 1818 story Frankenstein contains ideas of scientific exploration that are applicable to both …
When mentioning Frankenstein, many people will immediately think of the idea of how dangerous “playing god” is in the case of scientific investigation. However, I …