Mad: A Reaction on ‘Frankenstein’
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Frankenstein is
a novel by Mary Shelly. It is considered as one of the earliest fictions
dealing with a scientist who has turned himself into another creature because
of his madness at Science. It focused on the morality issues of Science, on how
one could go far for the sake of innovations and discoveries.
Perhaps, the
novel published during the 19th century was revolutionary. At the
early stages of the development of Science, the novel has already questioned
the consequences of the actions of early scientists, showing how mad people can
turn into if Science and its inventions would not be properly regulated.
I think, after
watching it now. Its effect was not that
strong and impactful as before. While truly it changed our position on how we
value Science and its accompanying technologies, that story has become normal.
Perhaps, we have become more aware of the things Science can do, even more
amazing and strange than what the scientist in the story has done to himself. Also,
because of the different advocacies, beliefs and principles, we have come up
with a system of regulating science so as to not create and pose adverse and
strange impacts to mankind.
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