Frankenstein and other stories of man-made monsters

Frankenstein and other stories of man-made monsters

by Eric Kudalis

Part of Classic monster stories

1994
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Dr. Frankenstein creates a monster, which escapes and comes to an unhappy end. Includes information about the original story, different movie versions, and the scientific aspects behind the story.

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    How does Eric Kudalis’s exploration of the original Frankenstein story compare to any previous versions, films, or pop culture adaptations you were already familiar with?

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    If you had the scientific capability to bring a creation to life, what responsibilities do you think the creator would have toward that creation?

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    The book delves into the real science and historical context that inspired Mary Shelley; which scientific fact or historical detail surprised you the most?

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