Frankenstein Part II: Crash Course Literature 206

The video explores Mary Shelley's 'Frankenstein' as a Romantic novel, highlighting its themes of emotion, nature, and reaction against the Enlightenment. It discusses feminist and autobiographical interpretations, emphasizing the novel's critique of male-dominated science and its ethical implications. The video also examines the scientific influences on Shelley and the modern relevance of 'Frankenstein' in discussions about technology and ethics.

Discuss the significance of nature in the context of Romanticism as presented in the text.

What role do Mary Shelley's personal experiences play in the interpretation of Frankenstein?

How does the text characterize the relationship between men and women in the context of Frankenstein?

What are the ethical implications of Victor Frankenstein's experiments as discussed in the text?