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Mary Shelley and Frankenstein
Mary shelley
1797
1807
1814
1816
1818
1822
Percy died
1851
Mary died
Publication of Frankenstein
Villa Diodati
Lord byron
Creation of ghost stories
Frankenstein
Run away with Percy Shelley
poet
married at that time
Mother died
intellectual environment
unconventional education
born
Parents
Mary Wallstonecraft
feminist writer
William Godwin
radical philosopher
Both pro french revolution
The novel
Epistolary novel
No chronological storytelling
embedded narratives
3 narrators
Victor Frankenstein
His life story
Walton
The creature
His story
Frankenstein
Robert Walton
Artic expedition
Saville
Receiver
Margaret Saville
Robert's sister
plot and themes
Frankenstein creates the creature
he abandoned his creation
The creature becomes bad
Victor dies
The creature disappears in ice
hit by remorse
pursued his creation across the Artic
rejected by everyone
it kills victor's loved ones
prejudices and social injustice
boundary between life and death
danger of overreaching
usurpation of the female role
quest for forbidden knowledge
Role of science and literary influences
"Frankenstein" dedicated to her father
social progress and education for everyone
symphaty for the creature
rejected because of his diversity
fear of experiment's consequences
science and its moral limits
post revolution behaviour
interest in revolutionary ideas
fear of revolution
influences
Rousseau's natural man
myth of prometheus
ghost stories