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Frankenstein by Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley

ISBN: 9780141045115 PUBLISHER: Penguin Books Ltd FORMAT: Paperback PAGES: 288 PUBLICATION DATE: 29.06.2009

DESCRIPTION: Mary Shelleys Frankenstein is a narrative that offers a rich source for thinking about how good people can become bad and what this may mean for moral responsibility. With careful reading, we can see that the moral virtue of the novels two main characters is not straightforward. Their experience offers a number of insights regarding the nature of moral responsibility and its implications for blame. While some readers may object to including the creature in this discussion, it seems clear that Shelley intended him to be a moral agent. He is rational, has emotions and, for the most part, possesses the qualities that make Victor Frankenstein human.

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