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Creating monsters,' the relevancy of 'Frankenstein' in modern society | Quinnipiac Today
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Frankenstein's monster - Wikipedia
Frankenstein's monster - Wikipedia
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In search of perfection: a new kind of Frankenstein's Monster | Spinifex | The Fifth Estate
How Frankenstein's Monster Became Human | The New Republic
The 8 Best Portrayals of Frankenstein's Monster in Film and Television - Bloody Disgusting
Frankenstein Comes to Life at Columbia | Columbia News
Justice for Frankenstein's Monster | The Legal Geeks
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Frankenstein's Monster – Surviving the Dead
The Strange and Twisted Life of “Frankenstein” | The New Yorker
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Frankenstein: the monster that never dies
Why Frankenstein is still relevant, almost 200 years after it was published.
