Science fiction found in Frankenstein

Answer 1

Yes. Up to a point, though you don"t find it alongside Heinlein, Verne, or Bradbury, the seminal Frankenstein novel by Mary Shelley is in a sense a (Gothic) science-fiction novel on the artificial life theme- nearly always considered taboo. here"s one. Up to a point- and this was written much later than Frankenstein- Pinochhio ( lit, lit wooden boy) can be considered a juvenile-toned down adaptation of Frankenstein. The inventor ( Gepetto) roughly little Joe"s motives for creating the living puppet are not really examined- now if it was a female android- wow- the Churchmen would bang the gong to ( Full Stop!).

Answer 2

"Frankenstein" is a seminal work of Science Fiction that explores themes of creation, hubris, and societal responsibility. It is considered one of the earliest examples of science fiction as it delves into the moral implications of scientific innovation and the consequences of playing god through Victor Frankenstein's creation of the monster. Mary Shelley's novel raises questions about the ethical boundaries of science and the potential dangers of unchecked technological advancement.