Frankenstein: A Cultural History
Susan Tyler Hitchcock presents a cultural history of Frankenstein, examining the enduring place of Mary Shelley’s creation in literature and public imagination. Accessible and interpretive, this book considers why Frankenstein continues to matter across changing historical and cultural contexts.
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Frankenstein: A Cultural History explores the lasting cultural significance of Frankenstein and its central creation.
Susan Tyler Hitchcock considers how the work has endured within literature and broader cultural history.
The book offers a focused examination of Frankenstein as an influential subject of interpretation and cultural discussion.
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