Frankenstein

Frankenstein

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Aug 6, 2003 · 영어 · 페이퍼백 (80 페이지)
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언어 영어
출판됨 Aug 6, 2003
출판사 Oxford University Press España, S.A.
UK ed.
ISBN-10 0198314981
ISBN-13 9780198314981

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In a striking collaboration, Philip Pullman revisits the timeless tale crafted by Mary W. Shelley, bringing fresh perspectives to a story that has haunted and inspired generations. Shelley's gothic masterpiece explores the profound effects of ambition and isolation through the plight of Victor Frankenstein, a scientist whose quest for knowledge leads him to create life from the lifeless, only to confront the tragic consequences of his actions.

Pullman's adaptation breathes new life into the narrative, melding his own lyrical prose with the haunting themes of creation, responsibility, and the human condition. He delves into the psyche of both creator and creature, offering readers an intimate glimpse into their struggles, hopes, and deep-seated fears. The haunting atmosphere is palpable, as the story oscillates between profound wisdom and agonizing despair.

This rendition not only captures the essence of Shelley's original work but also invites modern readers to reflect on the moral dilemmas that arise when humanity seeks to play god. Their shared vision transcends time, making this profound exploration of existence resonate with those yearning to understand the complexities of life and the shadows that linger within it.

장르들

로맨스 미스터리 공상 과학 스릴러 & 서스펜스 청소년 어린이 전기 액션 & 어드벤처 자기계발 종교 & 영성 과학 & 기술 역사 공포 비즈니스 & 경제 철학 판타지 만화 그래픽 노블 요리책 여행 건강 및 웰니스 예술 및 사진 범죄 고전 현대 초자연적 정치 자연 심리학

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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