Exploring the Depths of 'Frankenstein'

This chapter analyzes the mental health themes in Mary Shelley's 'Frankenstein,' focusing on the emotional turmoil of its protagonist, Victor Frankenstein, and the creature's tragic existence. The discussion draws parallels between the narrative and modern psychological understanding, while also exploring literary influences from figures like Lord Byron and John Milton. The speakers delve into moral complexities, creation, and responsibility, raising philosophical questions about humanity's ambitions and the implications of knowledge.