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Full title: Frankenstein of the modern Prometheus Gene: Gothic Novel: Science Fiction Author: Mary Shelley Selling: Europe year Published: 1818 Main Characters: -rejects sociability ->chooses solitucle The monster: created by Victor Facinkenstein -is ligly and looks scary Victor Frankenstein: -cloomed scientist studying in Ingolskidt -wants to create life -> is appalled by his creation (monster) -intelligent -> lecuns languge and human behaviour -is forced into solitude -Sunhappy Elizabeth Lavenza: pretty, gentle girl the Frankensteins adopt -marties Victor and dies on wedding night Themes: Istitched decid body parts to gather) - xckurk, supernatural -monstrosity: monster wasn't created with collaborative scientist Rising Adich: Monster is lonely and looking for love. He wants to revenge Vidor after he kills the female companion the monster asked for. monster leels heller in spring, after a cold winter FRANKENSTEIN Climax: Elizabeth is killed on her wedding night -Dangerous knowledge: Victor wants to find the elixir of life -> backlives when monster kills everyone close to him. Why does victo create the monster? -Victor is the true monster insicle be of his ambition, secrer dinc sellishness -wants to find the elixir of life; bring life to an lifeless object Plata (sees ambition both as a quality and a flaw - his ambitious character made him follow through with his plan - he wants to achieve something, wants to be admired! nature: romanticism, rellects character's mood thunder after...
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Justines execution when Victor teeto guilty -has been interested in natural science since he was a child •>actually monster is reall murclover Mr. Khempe + Mr.blaldmann: professors in Ingolstadt Alphonse Frankenstein: kind father and husband (wite: Caroline) but rather in unethical way Henry Clerval: childhood friend of Frankenstein -follows him to Ingolstadt and cares for him (when he was in shock be monster) Robel Wallon: arctic explorer; his letters cue openers and closers of story • is the actual navrator: writes everything by memory of what Frankenstein tellshim. Jusline Moritz: gil close to the family ; blamed for Williants (brother) death and executed Falling action: Victor wants to kill the monster in revenge for all the deaths. The end Major Conflict: Victor doesn't accept the responsibility for his actions (creating the monster). Secresy: Victor keeps it a servet br. of shame Family: is idealized. Lack of it creates back things -victors isolation "caused him to make monster solitude: in solitude Frankenstein created the manier -monster says that loneliness made him a mucleier -Victor dies before he can kill the monster. She was ambitions when creating and in killing his curcition -Monster regiels what he's done and plains suicide be he is truly lonely now. Fiction: utopia-teim invented by Thomas More Iphilos.) -Greek: no place / good place -happy place that doesn't excist -better/best society: ·better laws. > everyone is happy and satisfied > people are honest, fair, brave, tolerant genetic engineering: -inserting genes or making changes to DNA chances -curing genetic diseases ↳gene therapy ・improve nutritional value of food -medical discoveries insuline, certain vaccines Ethics of scienc dystopia: opposite of utopia -wast-case-scenario-future: spessimistic > worse than today •manipulation, modification and recombination of DNA people: jealous,ignorant, intolerant, hypocritial, greedy - there are 2 types of fiction dank gloomy, clictatorship seemingly perfect in truth consticting ino freedom etc.). Example: 4984, Handmaid's Tale risks fissues • ethical issues: gene-ecliting -> selection "modlifying babies. ·lckck of regulations make misuse possible -unknown impact on longterm health -dependence of farmers on big chemical companies science fiction: -scientific a technological advances in the pos. and negative effects Excumple: Star Wars Internet technologies: 6 difference to fantasy: not supernatural Exemple: Harry Potter, Game of Thrones + improved communication across the world! access to information for everyone Fantasy: -7making life easier for people using magic and supernatural Nanstechnology: wa-small-tools elements loss of privacy risk of surveillance and espionage Artificial Intelligence and robotics: driverless cars, bionic body parts, robols for the house eg. vacillum). •drones for military and civil (transport) usage commercial exploition of personal clata (camatoridge Analytics) Neuroscienco: how the nervous system functions bhow the brain impacts behaviour
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lernzettel Frankenstein und ethics of science
Caro M
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Die Handlung und Motive in Frankenstein und Informationen zu science and technology aus dem Green Line OS
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Full title: Frankenstein of the modern Prometheus Gene: Gothic Novel: Science Fiction Author: Mary Shelley Selling: Europe year Published: 1818 Main Characters: -rejects sociability ->chooses solitucle The monster: created by Victor Facinkenstein -is ligly and looks scary Victor Frankenstein: -cloomed scientist studying in Ingolskidt -wants to create life -> is appalled by his creation (monster) -intelligent -> lecuns languge and human behaviour -is forced into solitude -Sunhappy Elizabeth Lavenza: pretty, gentle girl the Frankensteins adopt -marties Victor and dies on wedding night Themes: Istitched decid body parts to gather) - xckurk, supernatural -monstrosity: monster wasn't created with collaborative scientist Rising Adich: Monster is lonely and looking for love. He wants to revenge Vidor after he kills the female companion the monster asked for. monster leels heller in spring, after a cold winter FRANKENSTEIN Climax: Elizabeth is killed on her wedding night -Dangerous knowledge: Victor wants to find the elixir of life -> backlives when monster kills everyone close to him. Why does victo create the monster? -Victor is the true monster insicle be of his ambition, secrer dinc sellishness -wants to find the elixir of life; bring life to an lifeless object Plata (sees ambition both as a quality and a flaw - his ambitious character made him follow through with his plan - he wants to achieve something, wants to be admired! nature: romanticism, rellects character's mood thunder after...
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Justines execution when Victor teeto guilty -has been interested in natural science since he was a child •>actually monster is reall murclover Mr. Khempe + Mr.blaldmann: professors in Ingolstadt Alphonse Frankenstein: kind father and husband (wite: Caroline) but rather in unethical way Henry Clerval: childhood friend of Frankenstein -follows him to Ingolstadt and cares for him (when he was in shock be monster) Robel Wallon: arctic explorer; his letters cue openers and closers of story • is the actual navrator: writes everything by memory of what Frankenstein tellshim. Jusline Moritz: gil close to the family ; blamed for Williants (brother) death and executed Falling action: Victor wants to kill the monster in revenge for all the deaths. The end Major Conflict: Victor doesn't accept the responsibility for his actions (creating the monster). Secresy: Victor keeps it a servet br. of shame Family: is idealized. Lack of it creates back things -victors isolation "caused him to make monster solitude: in solitude Frankenstein created the manier -monster says that loneliness made him a mucleier -Victor dies before he can kill the monster. She was ambitions when creating and in killing his curcition -Monster regiels what he's done and plains suicide be he is truly lonely now. Fiction: utopia-teim invented by Thomas More Iphilos.) -Greek: no place / good place -happy place that doesn't excist -better/best society: ·better laws. > everyone is happy and satisfied > people are honest, fair, brave, tolerant genetic engineering: -inserting genes or making changes to DNA chances -curing genetic diseases ↳gene therapy ・improve nutritional value of food -medical discoveries insuline, certain vaccines Ethics of scienc dystopia: opposite of utopia -wast-case-scenario-future: spessimistic > worse than today •manipulation, modification and recombination of DNA people: jealous,ignorant, intolerant, hypocritial, greedy - there are 2 types of fiction dank gloomy, clictatorship seemingly perfect in truth consticting ino freedom etc.). Example: 4984, Handmaid's Tale risks fissues • ethical issues: gene-ecliting -> selection "modlifying babies. ·lckck of regulations make misuse possible -unknown impact on longterm health -dependence of farmers on big chemical companies science fiction: -scientific a technological advances in the pos. and negative effects Excumple: Star Wars Internet technologies: 6 difference to fantasy: not supernatural Exemple: Harry Potter, Game of Thrones + improved communication across the world! access to information for everyone Fantasy: -7making life easier for people using magic and supernatural Nanstechnology: wa-small-tools elements loss of privacy risk of surveillance and espionage Artificial Intelligence and robotics: driverless cars, bionic body parts, robols for the house eg. vacillum). •drones for military and civil (transport) usage commercial exploition of personal clata (camatoridge Analytics) Neuroscienco: how the nervous system functions bhow the brain impacts behaviour