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It’s over between us, Frankenstein!
I do not like Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein… period. I find objectionable her chief character, Victor Frankenstein, even more. Based on my previous blog posts, one can easily ascertain tha… more →
Narrative & Technology: Love Your Monsters
It's over between us, Frankenstein!
wrote 5 minutes ago: I do not like Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein… period. I find objectionable her chief chara … more →
Victor Frankenstein: the World's Most Unintelligent Scientist
wrote 40 minutes ago: While the lack of accurate description of any scientific process in this book can be attributed to t … more →
Frankenstein Movie Poster - 1931
wrote 1 hour ago: “I have love in me the likes of which you can scarcely imagine and rage the likes of which you would … more →
Golem Script
wrote 1 hour ago: THE GOLEM SCENE ONE (Narrator, Rabbi and his student, Itzhak) Narrator: The 16th century was nearing … more →
Film review: The Curse of Frankenstein (1957)
wrote 4 hours ago: Director: Terence Fisher. Screenplay: Jimmy Sangster, sort of based on the novel Frankenstein by Mar … more →
Faire un Monstre
wrote 12 hours ago: Droit de la maison du célèbre Frankenstein à ton téléphone, il s’agit la meilleure application … more →
Monster Monday: Coffee Break
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The Legend of The Scarecrow. (CONTAINS SPOILERS.)
wrote 1 day ago: This isn’t a film. It’s a Spanish 7-minute long short about a scarecrow. A scarecrow lon … more →
Re-reading Frankenstein During My Lunch Break
wrote 1 day ago: After reading this article about Frankenstein as an outgrowth of (and a self-reflexive commentary on … more →
Knowledge: A Benefit or Burden?
wrote 1 day ago: I always assumed in the past that knowledge was always considered as a benefit. The more you know, t … more →
A Missed Oppurtunity
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wrote 1 day ago: In these chapters Shelley drives home the idea that the search for knowledge, when left unchecked, l … more →
Knowledge and Maturity
wrote 1 day ago: Frankenstein’s monster, not content to live out his days as an unintelligent beast, seeks to l … more →
Ignorance is Bliss
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wrote 1 day ago: An infant absorbs all that is around them; particularly in their first few years of life. This is w … more →
Nature Versus Nurture in a Monster
wrote 1 day ago: Was Frankenstein’s creature a product of the way he was treated and the way he gained knowledge, or … more →
A Warning For Our Technological Future (Project #2)
wrote 1 day ago: In each action we must look beyond the action at our past, present, and future state, and at others … more →
Jules Verne and the birth of science fiction proper
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wrote 2 days ago: Stylized illustration of a spaceship and the sun, based on the description of the emblem of the fict … more →
That which makes us sapient
wrote 2 days ago: The nature of the creature: The claim is made that the monster’s actions, particularly near the end … more →
Frankenstein - Mary Shelley
wrote 2 days ago: What’s it all about?: Mary Shelley began writing Frankenstein when she was only eighteen. At o … more →
Knowledge Delight and Sorrow
wrote 2 days ago: In the beginning of the monster’s life and his perception of the world he was unable to tell his sen … more →
