The Importance Of Victor's Relationship With The Monster In Frankenstein

Apart from the power of social apparatus the monster in Frankenstein is the supreme metaphor of Romantic Dialectic which talks about the darkness that threatens the values of European civilization from the non-European. The creature has been designed to encourage a fear of the reality of the self-centeredness of European working class and colonial people. However ,the vital factor in Victor’s relationship with his monster is the Victor’s internalized memories of cultural difference and rank. The creator is determined in his need to define and establish the social and psychological identity of the created. The romantic poets reveal an acute awareness of the deconstruction of humanity and exclusionary practice of the established and dominant