No. 2 (2007)
Articles

Víctor contra Frankenstein: una visión de lo monstruoso en el mito del Moderno Prometeo

Dolores Martín Moruno
Universidad Autónoma de Madrid
Beatriz Pichel Pérez
Universidad Autónoma de Madrid
Portada del número 2 de Bajo Palabra
Published December 1, 2007

Keywords:

Monstrosity, Frankenstein, Fire, Galvanism, Romanticism
How to Cite
Martín Moruno, D., & Pichel Pérez, B. (2007). Víctor contra Frankenstein: una visión de lo monstruoso en el mito del Moderno Prometeo. Bajo Palabra, (2), 81–90. https://doi.org/10.15366/bp2007.2.007

Abstract

Monstrosity in Frankenstein’s myth appears as a cultural opaque solid with an inaccurate definition that remains in our collective imaginary. The present article treats to clarify this image through the dialectic established between Victor and his creature, Frankenstein, because they founded their relation in a constant transgression of the nature’s order and human’s limits. As well, the symbol of Fire in Modern Prometheus’s myth has been interpreted to explore its relationship not only with life, but with death and destruction.

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