the plight of Frankenstein's creature. The show, geared for a young audience grades 3 - 12, will invite audience participation in discussion of how and why it is important for science and humanity to ...

It is cited today in debates on the ethics of scientific progress ... an example of what goes wrong when science goes too far. When we return to Frankenstein’s origins, however, we uncover ...

The science behind Frankenstein reminds us that current debates have a long history – and that in many ways the terms of our debates now are determined by it. It was during the 19th century that ...

In a new book called The Science of Life and Death in Frankenstein, author Sharon Ruston explores scientific experiments and studies of life and death from Shelley's time. The synopsis states ...