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• Blog Post 3 [The Gothic Imagination]
  In Frankenstein, Mary Shelley uses her gothic storytelling to warn readers about the possible dangers of human creations. The creation and investment in fast fashion can be seen as a modern "Frankenstein's monster". When Shelley pleads, "Listen to me!", it is similar to the voices of those who we i
• Blog post 3 [The Gothic Imagination]
  One of the predominant themes in Mary Shelley's Frankenstein is that of technological development, and the fear of losing control of one's creation. In an age where technology is developing more rapidly than ever, this narrative could not be more relevant. While this is conveyed in Frankenstein thr
• Blog Post 3 [The Gothic Imagination]
  Mary Shelly’s Frankenstein has become more relevant as the demand for technological advancement has increased. As time has passed, innovation for innovation’s sake has become paramount, regardless of negative ramifications. In a time where the demand for new and innovative technology
• Blog Post 3- Werth [The Gothic Imagination]
  Mary Shelly's imperative "Listen to me!" still resonates with most modern readers because of how it is less of a warning about scientific discovery itself, but a warning about the dangers of creation without accepting responsibility. Frankenstein's fault is not the creation of the Monster, but that