Frankenstein

A fantastic Gothic story, a precursor of modern science fiction and a questioner – always topical – about the possible drifts of science.In an abbreviated edition, enriched with many educational complements, in connection with the theme "Progress and scientific dreams" of the French program in 3rd. The narrativeImported by his thirst for discovery, a young scientist, Victor Frankenstein, succeeded in instilling life into an assemblage of inert bodies. However, rejected by all, the monster thus created has more than one goal: revenge for its creator... Teaching complementsIn the course of the text:• Numerous illustrations, including photograms of James Whale's adaptation (1931, with Boris Karloff), supports for a film study.• Active readings, with proposals for workshops. In a final dossier:• Benchmarks on Gothic and science fiction.• An analytical reading path in 7 stages.• A group of documents