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…, do you dispose of them if something goes wrong. The practice of cloning, which oddly resembles the disaster of Frankenstein, needs to be restricted in some way, or we all will be living in some sort of odd parallel universe. According…

…by little began to be accepted. Authors used various styles including gothic, historical and the basis of the novel reality. Several novels of the time include: Frankenstein by Mary Shelley (1818), Ivanhoe by Sir Walter Scott (1819) and the very well known Emma…

…was pleasantly surprised, and I ended up really liking the way that the whole story unfolded. Of the three books, this was my second favorite. (I liked Frankenstein the best.) It was also kind of nice because in US History, we learned about how the US treated…

…: Dancer From the Dance by Andrew Holleran (number 15), Bastard Out of Carolina by Dorothy Allison (29), Father of Frankenstein by Christopher Bram (51), and Rat Bohemia by Sarah Schulman (59). Many of the titles stretch well back in time, from Herman Melville's…

…happen if mankind learns to clone itself is Mary Shelly's' Frankenstein. A classic novel demonstrating what could happen when mankind takes the power of "God" in our own hands. Cloning is physically a new science but ethically is a century old debate…

…at the National Institute of Medicine showed scenes from Kenneth Branagh's "Frankenstein" to illustrate early medical practices. Recent studies reveal that many teachers use video clips in this or similar fashions. (2) The Moving Image as Evidence for Social…

…at the National Institute of Medicine showed scenes from Kenneth Branagh's "Frankenstein" to illustrate early medical practices. Recent studies reveal that many teachers use video clips in this or similar fashions. (2) The Moving Image as Evidence for Social…

…poets like Salamun have no alternative but to become traitors, a Frankenstein doomed to leave, condemned to revealing truths that unsettle as much as they inspire. This truth that eats people alive that makes people wait in line in front of a shop to get…

…of alienation. Commodities are alienated products of the labor of man, crystallized manifestations, which in Frankenstein fashion now dominate their creators. "The commodity form," writes Marx in Das Kapital, and the value relation between the products of labor…

…to be with my little sister. The scene was of a horror movie. I imagined Frankenstein. The big machines were all around her fragile body, there were clear tubes going in and out her tiny mouth, and wires connecting her to the machines. A single blanket covered her…