Frankenstein

Frankenstein Mary Shelley / Ötüken Publication Year of Publishing: 2021Number of Pages: 264Paper Type: Book PaperSize: 13.5 x 21Language: TurkishVolume: PaperbackISBN-13: 9786254080067Author: Mary ShelleyTranslator: Gülsüm Vital Frankenstein Promeenstein, a masterpiece of Gothic literature that has not lost its popularity for 200 years, or Modern Promeentheus masterpiece It is the tragic story of Victor Frankenstein, who is full of ambition to dominate nature in an age when scientific thought is on the rise, escaping from his creature that he brought to life with the principles of galvanization by combining his corpse parts, and the attempt to take revenge from this cruel irresponsibility of the creature that he denied the love of his creator with disgust. The first edition of this cult work, which was born as a result of Mary Shelley's days spent with Lord Byron John Polidori and Percy Bysshe Shelley in the Diodati Villa on the shore of Leman Lake in the summer of 1816, was published anonymously in 1818. The work, translated into Turkish by Gülsüm Yaşam, is based on this first version of the novel, which is more radical and anti-god, with a comparative note to the 1831 version, which is more popular and softened relatively in line with Christian moralism. "No one can reason with the different emotions that burst through me like a whirlwind in the first euphoria of success. It was as if life and death were imaginary boundaries that I had to cross in the first place. Then I would shower a shower of light on our dark world. happy and wonderful species would owe its existence to me."