Lastly, author of religion, Timothy Beal, expresses that monsters and people share a connection in the Chronicle of Higher Education essay “Our Monsters, Ourselves” by emphasizing that monsters “invite us to discover our monsters in ourselves and ourselves in our monsters.” These three dynamics relate to “From Frankenstein: The Modern Prometheus”, because Frankenstein could not control his fear nor his creation, but did acquire “self knowledge”, and realized the monster within himself and himself within the
Lastly, author of religion, Timothy Beal, expresses that monsters and people share a connection in the Chronicle of Higher Education essay “Our Monsters, Ourselves” by emphasizing that monsters “invite us to discover our monsters in ourselves and ourselves in our monsters.” These three dynamics relate to “From Frankenstein: The Modern Prometheus”, because Frankenstein could not control his fear nor his creation, but did acquire “self knowledge”, and realized the monster within himself and himself within the