How does Shelley use Frankenstein to address the societal concerns of the
scientific revolution?
• A. Because society was
concerned about
scientific advances, she
created a character that matched the stereotype of the
mad
scientist.
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B. Because society was
indifferent to science, she developed a plot
that predicted future problems with scientific advancement.
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Because society was eager to pursue
scientific advancement, she
developed a
character that illustrates the dangers of science.
D. Because society was preoccupied with art, she created
a cast of
characters that balance a love of art a and a love of science.