Frankenstein by Mary Shelley (Questions with Answers)

Frankenstein as a Science Fiction.

    Mary Shelley's Frankenstein can be read from two main level; as a science fiction and as human nature. The whole novel moves around the invention of a scientist and the result of it. Dangerous aspect of experience in scientific field is the subject matter of the novel.

 

The monster, Victor's reaction itself is a kind of scientific achievement around which the whole plot structure is designed. The protagonist Victor Frankenstein is a scientist and driven by ambition of scientiric curiosity. His quest for absolute knowledge and power has ended in his own destruction. So the novel shows that thought-lessness causes destruction to themselves. Shelley shows the dangerous aspects of modern scientific world. How the scientific investigation goes beyond human control due to the excess focus on it without proper attention has well been presented in the novel. Read More...

Frankenstein as a gothic Fiction.

      The word "Gothic" originally referred to the Goths, Gothic novel carries a typical story focussed on the sufferings imposed on an innocent heroine by a cruel and lustful villian and made large quantities use of ghosts, mysterious dissappearances and other sensetional and supernatural occurances. Read More...

Central theme of Frankenstein.

      The novel carries several themes together with its subject matter. Mary Shelley relates the different aspects very informatively while relating the main focus of the novel. One of the most common central theme of the novel is scientific interest of contemporary people and its development together with destructive results. Read More...

" The destructive consequences of single minded obsessions are the heart of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein" Discuss.

      No doubt the destructive consequences of single minded obsessions are the heart of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein. Because the whole novel is about the very state of the mind of Frankenstein which is completly filled with the thoughts of only one paritcular thing of single mind which gives the destrcutive consequnces at the last because of his single minded obsessions. Read More...

 
 
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