Frankenstein (wersja anglojęzyczna)

Frankenstein is a masterpiece of nineteenth-century Gothicism and the prototype of the twentieth-century science-fiction novel. It was conceived in the Swiss Alps in mid-June 1816 after a conversation about bringing corpses to life provoked a nightmare, and was written over the next eleven months in largely morbid circumstances. Death and the terrors of childbirth - as much as Romanticism, a burgeoning awareness of unconscious drives, and contemporary ideas of atheism, the collapse of the social contract, and the corrupting influence of society on human nature - inform this story of a man (or monster) built by Dr. Victor Frankenstein and brought to life by electricity.

252 strony, oprawa miękka, format 130x195
ISBN: 0192834878

Zobacz wszystkie książki autora: Mary Shelley.