Mary Shelley's Frankenstein - Context

The video explores the context and themes of Mary Shelley's 'Frankenstein', highlighting her life, influences, and the societal impact of her work. It delves into the creation of the novel, its publication, and the key themes such as gender roles, ambition, and the clash between humanity and monstrosity. The video also discusses the influence of Romanticism and the Industrial Revolution on Shelley's writing.

What does the character of Captain Walton represent in the context of the novel?

What is the significance of the creature's development throughout the novel?

In what ways does Mary Shelley challenge the notion of human exceptionalism?

How does the setting of Frankenstein contribute to its themes?