In this episode we discuss how Mary Shelly crafts fear in the novel “Frankenstein” and the important role that imagery plays in aiding her writing.
In this episode, we discuss the ways that the aesthetic theory applies in both Frankenstein and The Rime of the Ancient Mariner, and relate the two texts in a deep analysis of both the book and poem.
In this episode we discuss the important role that parenthood, or lack-there-of plays in Frankenstein’s story.
In this episode, we discuss the role that romanticism has in the book Frankenstein and which characters embody this theme.