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Not only do Hård and Jamison follow most other commentators in wrongly describing Victor Frankenstein’s unnamed and quickly abandoned creature as a “monster”, but they also follow the crowd in wrongly characterizing Victor as a “mad scientist”. Except in appearance, the “creature” — as he is usually called until the novel’s later stages — is repeatedly portrayed as more human and humane than his creator. In my view, this should have been connected with the authors’ own emphasis on humanity’s changing identities.
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