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Dennis Taylor
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Frankenstein: Protestant, Catholic, Atheist
Judith Wilt
February 26, 2003
00:59:38
Judith Wilt explores Protestant and Catholic themes in the famous Gothic fable by atheist Mary Shelley. Wilt also reviews various critical views of
Frankenstein
, from the 1950s through the present day. Wilt is introduced by Dennis Taylor, editor, Journal of Religion and the Arts.
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