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Frankenstein

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English

 

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Barry K

 

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August 9, 2016

 

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Though the idea of discovery remains idealized, human fallibility entirely corrupts all pursuit of that ideal. The corruption of discovery parallels the corruption inherent in every human life, in that a child begins as a pure and faultless creature, full of wonder, but hardens into a self-absorbed, grasping, overly ambitious adult...
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Shelley suggests that although the desire to excavate unknown is a natural human trait, exceeding the human limitation inspired by greed, obsession, and ambition results self-destruction and harms to the others. Walton and Frankenstein’s desire to discovery initiates as childish wonder, but gradually evolves as their obsessions...
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