Frankenstein: Annotated for Scientists, Engineers, and Creators of All Kinds

Frankenstein: Annotated for Scientists, Engineers, and Creators of All Kinds

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May 5, 2017 · 英語 · ペーパーバック (320 ページ)
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形式 ペーパーバック
ページ数 320
言語 英語
公開されました May 5, 2017
出版社 The MIT Press
ISBN-10 0262533286
ISBN-13 9780262533287

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Mary Shelley's classic tale of ambition and consequence captures the tension between creation and responsibility, resonating across time and discipline. In this annotated edition, a group of scholars and experts guides readers through the intricate layers of the story, providing insights relevant to scientists, engineers, and all creators. The annotations strive to connect Shelley’s narrative to contemporary discussions on ethics, innovation, and the implications of scientific discovery.

The complex relationship between Victor Frankenstein and his monstrous creation serves as a cautionary tale about the boundaries of knowledge and the unforeseen repercussions of pushing those limits. The annotations emphasize these themes, enabling readers to appreciate how the central questions raised in the novel reflect our current technological and moral dilemmas.

As readers delve into the text, they encounter not only a gripping narrative but also a rich tapestry of commentary that bridges the gap between literature and science. This collaborative effort encourages a multidisciplinary approach to understanding the intricacies of creation, responsibility, and ethical considerations.

Ultimately, this annotated edition of Mary Shelley’s masterpiece invites reflection on the profound questions that have echoed since its publication. It challenges modern creators to consider the weight of their innovations, making it an essential read for anyone engaged in the quest for knowledge and the power to shape the future.

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ロマンス ミステリー サイエンスフィクション スリラー&サスペンス ヤングアダルト 児童書 伝記 アクション&アドベンチャー 自己啓発 宗教&スピリチュアリティ 科学&技術 歴史 ホラー ビジネス&経済 哲学 ファンタジー マンガ グラフィックノベル 料理本 旅行 健康とウェルネス アートと写真 犯罪 古典 現代 超常現象 政治 自然 心理学

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Mary Shelley's chilling Gothic tale was conceived when she was only eighteen, living with her lover Percy Shelley on Lake Geneva.

June 15th 2026

El libro plantea temas profundos como la ética científica, que tan lejos es capaz de llegar el ser humano con tal de conseguir sus objetivos, lo inhumanos que podemos llegar a ser, la vida, la muerte y la naturaleza humana.En cuanto a Victor Frankenstein, era un joven algo egocentrico que jugo a ser Dios y cuando le da vida al monstruo, simplemente huye. Personalmente considero que el monstruo era muchísimo más humano que su creador, pero el rechazo y aislamiento que sufre por parte del mundo lo llevan a llenarse de odio. Lo otro que me sorprende es cómo el mounstruo es capaz de aprender a hablar, a expresarse y a leer sin que nadie le enseñara,Me sorprendió lo diferente que es la novela en comparación con las películas o dibujos animados (es demasiada la diferencia) y éstas no le hacen honra a esta obra maestra. Me gustó la escritura de Mary Shelley por su fluidez, riqueza de palabras, llena de matices fantasticos entremezclados con la realidad y antiguedad, que le da un toque apasionado.En resumen, el libro me encantó y pasó a mis favoritos, por lo que lo recomiendo a todos las personas que quieran iniciarse en el terror, en la ciencia ficcion o simplemente en la lectura. Puntuación: 5/5

February 27th 2026

I absolutely loved this novel. With all the hype surrounding Guillermo del Toro’s upcoming adaptation, my expectations were sky-high. Maybe it was the edition I read, but some of the iconic lines I was waiting for felt phrased differently than I imagined, and they lost a bit of their impact for me.That said, the story is hauntingly beautiful and layered with meaning. The creature’s narrative is deeply moving and painfully human — relatable in ways that are uncomfortable and profound. I especially loved the story-within-a-story structure; it adds richness and emotional depth to the entire novel.4 stars. Eerie, philosophical, and heartfelt… yet somehow, something small felt just out of reach.

February 26th 2026

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