Text Box: Frankenstein by Mary Shelley Mary Shelley’s journal On-line copy of the novel another on-line copy Elements of the Gothic novel Excerpts from the novel that include descriptions of what the monster looks like. Frankenstein: Penetrating the Secrets of Nature – This exhibition looks at the world from which Mary Shelley came, at how popular culture has embraced the Frankenstein story, and at how Shelley’s creation continues to illuminate the blurred, uncertain boundaries of what we consider “acceptable” science. A Frankenstein Story – Essays, questions, info, links Celluloid Monster Birth of Frankenstein Frankenstein: The Modern Prometheus – lots of art work that goes along with the novel My Hideous Progeny Independent Project Materials: Use your number(s) from class drawing Genetic Engineering and Cloning: Improving Nature or Uncorking the Genie Cloning – ethics, etc. Arm Transplant Problems with Scientific Advancement Cadaver Bone Transplant Jeff Getty’s Story Pig Livers Past Zenotransplants Cloning – CNN article: Should We Be Cloning Around Dr. Frankenstein, I Presume? - An interview with the scientist who cloned the sheep Scottish Sheep Shocker: This tabloid style article looks at both sides Cloning: New Scientist—a group obviously pro-cloning. It appears to at least try to be un-biased, though The Human Cloning Foundation: another pro-cloning group Cloning: ReligiousTolerance.org The American Journal of Bioethics’ information on cloning Americans to Ban Cloning Frontline Interviews about Cloning—Interesting [For vocabulary lists, see the vocabulary link.] Tracking poster assignment

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