Frankenstein's Creation: How Advances in Science and Technol

How did Frankenstein become such an important literary work in the history of science and technology?The story of Frankenstein is a product of its time, a period marked by revolutionary scientific discoveries and a frenzy of technological innovation that swept the country. Shelley's novel, published in 1818, tapped into the scientific zeitgeist, combining the Enlightenment's

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