Mary Shelley, renowned author of "Frankenstein," led a life marked by literary brilliance and personal tragedy. Her groundbreaking novel, written at just 19, revolutionized Gothic literature and laid the foundation for science fiction.
- Mary Shelley: vita in breve: Born to intellectual parents, married poet Percy Shelley, wrote "Frankenstein" at 19
- Frankenstein temi principali: Pursuit of knowledge, scientific responsibility, and the consequences of creation
- Frankenstein stile e linguaggio: Epistolary novel with multiple narrators, blending Gothic and early science fiction elements
- Mary Shelley pensiero: Explored themes of scientific ethics, parental responsibility, and the nature of humanity
