Male Egoism in Prometheus and Frankenstein

Egosim of Prometheus and Frankenstein male According to Hethiod, a poet of Greek, Titan's semi-god Prometheus is responsible for the creation of human beings. He made them with clay and natural soil. When Mary Sherry wrote Frankenstein or the contemporary Prometheus, she was unquestioned that Victor Frankenstein, the creator of the monster, was created. A creature from a part of Mimosa is a new Prometheus. But her metaphor is beyond the obvious one. In the myth of Hesiod, Prometheus has exaggerated self-awareness and is determined to be worshiped by men.

Compared to clones, Victor Frankenstein monsters do not have a sexual relationship between men and women. Generally, as Frankenstein is modern Prometheus, cloning is modern Frankenstein. Prometheus stole the flames of the gods; he took something that was not a human, gave it to humans, and was basically punished for his actions. In the same way, Victor Frankenstein made him overwhelm him with his ambition. Victor removed something that was not from God and made destructive monsters.

Comparing Mary Shelly's Frankenstein and Prometheus myths Mary Sherry's Frankenstein's subtitle is "contemporary Prometheus" and is considered a matter of course. In Greek mythology, Prometheus is a Titan who created human beings and gives fire, and it is a symbol of Victor Frankenstein. - His first choice was to help Zeus gain status as Titaness Mitis. Like Zeus, Mithis is a shape shifter. She was not ready to deliver himself to Zeus, but he found his way. Before he had the opportunity to enjoy victory, Gaia warned him to lay a son that Mithis could beat him. Panic, Zeus swallowed Mitis, I do not know if she is pregnant (Stone 55)

Another title by Frankenstein, Hyundai Prometheus implies the theme of the novel. Prometheus was a mythical person and set a fire to keep them warm ("Prometheus gave to people"). But Zeus punishes Prometheus. Prometheus was punished by eternal punishment. Instead, the fire symbolizes knowledge. In my first and second theme, the monster character has a dual purpose in the novel. First, the role is a concrete expression of knowledge. It is a product of the research and experiment of Victor. Therefore, it symbolizes the achievement of knowledge. In the novel, monsters are depicted as "ugly, disgusting, disgusting" and killer. What is that knowledge view? It shows that knowledge is also ugly, disgusting and disgusting - killer, monster