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    • Mary Shelley     

      Frankenstein

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      Descrizione

      Frankenstein, or the Modern Prometheus, is Mary Shelley’s classic Gothic tale written in 1818, which tells the story of Victor Frankenstein, a gifted young scientist who becomes obsessed with creating life from death. However, the creature he assembles is so repulsive that Frankenstein soon abandons it in horror. Repeatedly rejected by society, the creature turns to violence and seeks to destroy Frankenstein and all those people that he loves. Shelley’s classic novel, begun when she was only nineteen years old, warns of the terrible consequences of man playing God and also explores the themes of revenge, ambition and rejection.

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      Introduction and background story - The Beginning of Frankenstein’s Story - Frankenstein Creates the Monster - The Monster Takes His Revenge - The Monster’s Story - Geography - Frankenstein Travels to England - The Murder of a Friend - Frankenstein and Literature - Frankenstein Returns to Switzerland - Another Murder - The last letter - Frankenstein in the Movies.

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      Dimensioni: 15 x 21
      Stampa: A colori
      Pagine: 96
      ISBN: 9788836021987
      Prezzo: € 9,90