1) The document is a student paper analyzing Mary Shelley's novel Frankenstein, specifically looking at the theme of science versus nature.
2) It provides background on Mary Shelley and a synopsis of the novel, which tells the story of Victor Frankenstein creating a monster by assembling parts of dead bodies and bringing it to life through science.
3) The paper argues that Victor represents nature while the monster represents science, and that the unnatural creation of life through science is a disruption of nature, represented by the disastrous consequences in the novel.
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1. Name: Vyas Nupur Hiteshbhai.
Roll No: 39
Batch year: 2015-2017
Subject: Paper-5 The Romantic
Literature.
Submitted to Department of
English, MKBU , India, Gujarat[
Bhavnagar].
Topic: Write a note on science vs
nature in Frankenstein.
2. Introductory chart on the Author – Mary Shelley
Mary
Wollstonecraft
Shelly
Born 30 August1797-died in 1feb 1851
Her notable works- The last Man,
Lodore, The fortune of Perkin
Warbeck
She was novelist, short
story writer, essayist
3. Synopsis on the novel
It is story of a young student of Natural
philosophy and chemistry in the university of
Ingolstadt.
He is obsessed by the desire to discover the secret of life. He
applied his knowledge of natural philosophy and chemistry
through creating monster or creature. It is made of human
dead body corpses. The creature is look like human being.
These kind of making creature disastrous for
him and his family at the end of the novel.
5. Elements of Nature
Victor represents
Nature.
Victor undertakes to
create a human being
out of pieces of the
dead.
6. Elements of Science
Monster represents
Science.
He is not born by
Natural Birth.
He was created by Victor.
By adding chemicals into
human dead body parts.
Monster creation is
against Natural birth.
7. Conclusion
• Mary Shelley was very much influenced by the Romantic
Writer.
• Romantic Writer believed in sublime to Nature,
Individualism, Imagination etc.
• The creation of Monster is against Nature [God].
• That’s why Science is defeated by Nature (God).
![Name: Vyas Nupur Hiteshbhai.
Roll No: 39
Batch year: 2015-2017
Subject: Paper-5 The Romantic
Literature.
Submitted to Department of
English, MKBU , India, Gujarat[
Bhavnagar].
Topic: Write a note on science vs
nature in Frankenstein.](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/paper5romanticliterature-sciencevsnature-160407110350/85/Paper-5-romantic-literature-science-vs-nature-1-320.jpg)
