Essays focusing in on two pivotal
dreams of Mary Shelley's protagonist, Victor
Frankenstein, in her novel Frankenstein,
offering various interpretations, found in the book...
Frankenstein
Table of Contents
- Editorial Notes
- About this Edition
- Introduction
- Editorial Principles
- Acknowledgements
- Contents of the 1818 Edition
- Contents of the 1831 Edition
- Study Aids
- About Mary Shelley
- Plot Summary
- Characters
- In Popular Culture
- Editions of Frankenstein
- Comparison of the 1818 and 1831 editions
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