Frankenstein

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玛丽·雪莱(1797-1851),英国著名小说家,因其一八一八年创作的《弗兰肯斯坦》被誉为科幻小说之母。

出版者:Consortium Book Sales & Dist
作者:Shelley, Mary Wollstonecraft/ McGrath, Patrick (INT)
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页数:496
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价格:$ 56.50
装帧:HRD
isbn号码:9781933618135
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Mary Shelley's Frankenstein is the world's most notorious and widely read Gothic novel. It has also been heralded as both the first modern horror novel and the first science fiction novel. More important than either is the novel's mythical status in society. The rich subtext of Frankenstein and the vast number of readings it can inspire have contributed to the novel's continued success after nearly two hundred years. This edition of Frankenstein uses Mary Shelley's definitive 1831 text and incorporates several critical essays on Frankenstein, discussing its rich symbolism and place in world literature. There is also a valuable bibliography, Mary Shelley's original introduction to the 1831 edition, Percy Shelley's original preface, and more. This is the definitive edition of Frankenstein, perfect for the trade and indispensable for scholarly use. This is first in the affordably priced Millipede Press Gothic Novels series. Mary Shelley was born in London in 1797. Her mother was the polemicist Mary Wollstonecraft, her father the radical philosopher and novelist William Godwin. At age nineteen, she wrote Frankenstein (published in 1818), which was edited and guided by her husband, Percy Shelley. She is also well known for her apocalyptic novel, The Last Man (1826). She died in 1851. Patrick McGrath was born in London. He is the author of Blood and Water and Other Tales, The Grotesque, Spider, Asylum, and other novels. He lives in New York City and London.

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初中毕业时窝在书城读完了《弗兰肯斯坦》,但那是缩写版。此后随着知识的增长,我一直把它当作科技哲学的问题。即人制造了机器,但并不能主宰机器,反而被机器反咬一口。直到最近读了完整版,我才知道这部号称科幻小说之母的小说,包含的无穷内涵并不止科技问题。 小说的情节...  

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“而我这个被遗弃的受苦人却是个怪胎,活该受人轻蔑、蹂躏、践踏,被踢来踢去。”小说结尾,怪物疾声控诉,控诉狠心的造物主,控诉不公的命运。在怪物身上,它的出生便是种罪恶,是伴随其一生的原生之罪。这就注定了它要穷尽一生的时间去救赎,而如何救赎,便成了横亘于怪物面...  

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《弗兰肯斯坦》作为世界第一部科幻作品,其诞生无疑具有深刻的社会历史背景。但是在工业革命的背景下进行描述的这种“造物者”与“被造者”之间的冲突的背后,又是否还有一个更为宏巨的隐喻空间?——引我这样提问的缘故在于,至少在《弗兰肯斯坦》中引申出的“造物者”...  

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父子 弗兰肯斯坦是那个人造人的名字?我猜没看过书的人90%会有这印象。不过事实上,弗兰肯斯坦是造人者的姓,而他所创造的人在书中根本就没有名字(没人给他起!)。全书中,人造人最常见的称呼是怪物,其他的还包括wretch、murderer、deformity乃至vampire。至于“弗兰肯斯坦...  

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You must study hard and discover everything that you can.That is why God made you intelligent—to help other people.他忘记了教授一开始说的话,当潘多拉的盒子打开在后悔就晚了。他没有名字,“the creature”从一个单纯、善良的丑怪物变成杀人魔头,他善待人,却得到恶的反馈。故事写的真好,科幻下面的人性挺感性的。

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You must study hard and discover everything that you can.That is why God made you intelligent—to help other people.他忘记了教授一开始说的话,当潘多拉的盒子打开在后悔就晚了。他没有名字,“the creature”从一个单纯、善良的丑怪物变成杀人魔头,他善待人,却得到恶的反馈。故事写的真好,科幻下面的人性挺感性的。

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You must study hard and discover everything that you can.That is why God made you intelligent—to help other people.他忘记了教授一开始说的话,当潘多拉的盒子打开在后悔就晚了。他没有名字,“the creature”从一个单纯、善良的丑怪物变成杀人魔头,他善待人,却得到恶的反馈。故事写的真好,科幻下面的人性挺感性的。

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You must study hard and discover everything that you can.That is why God made you intelligent—to help other people.他忘记了教授一开始说的话,当潘多拉的盒子打开在后悔就晚了。他没有名字,“the creature”从一个单纯、善良的丑怪物变成杀人魔头,他善待人,却得到恶的反馈。故事写的真好,科幻下面的人性挺感性的。

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