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Frankenstein

Mary Shelley
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Duration
1h 13m
Year
2021
Language
Spanish
Publisher
EMU
Abridged

About

La novela Frankenstein de Mary Shelley,publicado originalmente en 1818,es una novela estilo gótico del género terror- drama, en el que narra la vida de un joven que logra crear vida utilizando parte de cadáveres y cuyo resultado no fue el deseado. Por medio de esta novela se pone en relieve los aspectos de la ética en la ciencia, la tolerancia a la diferencia y el amor.

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Mary ShelleyAuthor
Armando HernandezReader

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