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*''[[Frankenstein]]; or, The Modern Prometheus'' (novel), three volumes, Lackington, Hughes, ...text) – interesting ideas about all of the Shelleys and about the novel “Frankenstein” [http://mark-twain.classic-literature.co.uk/in-defense-of-harriet-shelle

...ge number of static types. Steve Yegge referred to Scala's type system as "Frankenstein's Monster." <ref name=yegge>[http://steve-yegge.blogspot.com/2008/06/rhinos

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...Mary Shelley]] she became a famous author, author of, among other works, ''Frankenstein''. One reason for the marriage was to have custody of Shelley's children by

If I follow you, "Frankenstein", e.g. is to be removed because "Mary Shelley" is listed under "Authors"?

...ands of contributors. Where do we place precursors, like Mary Shelley? Is Frankenstein bona fide science fiction? And on what level "pioneer"? If you consider th

...d made a full recovery, but perhaps his sympathetic visual treatments of [[Frankenstein]]'s monster and Grendel, the monster from ''[[Beowulf]]'', owe something to

As a little sidebar here for an EC member and guy who calls OSI "Frankenstein's Monster" (I love that one by the way)...I wanted to say that the CZ polic

...erence Model as a key part of their presentations, much as, I suppose, Dr. Frankenstein kept his undead monster alive.

...ay to organise this? indent this? Note what happened when Hayford added 'Frankenstein' under Mary Shelley, and also what I mess I made trying to place 'A Wrinkle

{{r|Young Frankenstein}}

::::Congratulations, Dr. Frankenstein, IT'S ALIVE!!!!! [[User:Bruce M. Tindall|Bruce M. Tindall]] 22:26, 10 Marc

...ic and inorganic, and in biology, the concept of a vital spark - and maybe Frankenstein.[[User:Gareth Leng|Gareth Leng]] 04:40, 9 March 2007 (CST) ...ic and inorganic, and in biology, the concept of a vital spark - and maybe Frankenstein."