Psychological and Physiological Plight of Women

Psychological and Physiological Plight of Women

Introduction

Marry Shelly's Frankenstein novel is the depiction of an alienated and isolated creature in the nature. Most of the ideas behind Marry Shelly are the movement of romanticism. Her story in Frankenstein represents the mysterious fear of the nature and it awakes the horror. Her tale is cautionary that warns human being of the danger that envelopes the society by presuming experimental science. She has marvelously explained the psychological and physical traumas faced by women who don't have any right over their reproductive organs. When novel was published it earned much ...