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Les Carnets de Victor Frankenstein

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Victor Frankenstein, a serious-minded student from Switzerland, meets "Mad Shelley," poet and atheist, at Oxford University. Soon, the two young men are deep in discussion of electrical science and natural philosophy. Frankenstein begins to contemplate new principles and new beliefs. Frankenstein embarks on his anatomy experiments in a barn in the secluded village of Headington, just outside Oxford. But the cadavers supplied by the local coroner are frequently damaged or decaying, so he moves his coils and fluids to a deserted pottery manufactory in Limehouse. Here he makes contact with the Doomsday men - the resurrectionists - who row across the Thames in the dead of night to bring him the fresh corpses of the recently dead Spine-chilling narrative and ingeniously clever twists of plot and character.

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Les Carnets de Victor Frankenstein, Peter Ackroyd

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Titel
Les Carnets de Victor Frankenstein
Sprache
Französisch
Autor*innen
Peter Ackroyd
Erscheinungsdatum
2010
Einband
Paperback
Seitenzahl
352
ISBN10
2848761806
ISBN13
9782848761800
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Schlagwörter
Gotik
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Victor Frankenstein, a serious-minded student from Switzerland, meets "Mad Shelley," poet and atheist, at Oxford University. Soon, the two young men are deep in discussion of electrical science and natural philosophy. Frankenstein begins to contemplate new principles and new beliefs. Frankenstein embarks on his anatomy experiments in a barn in the secluded village of Headington, just outside Oxford. But the cadavers supplied by the local coroner are frequently damaged or decaying, so he moves his coils and fluids to a deserted pottery manufactory in Limehouse. Here he makes contact with the Doomsday men - the resurrectionists - who row across the Thames in the dead of night to bring him the fresh corpses of the recently dead Spine-chilling narrative and ingeniously clever twists of plot and character.