It's alive! How Frankenstein created a cultural monster

Article Abstract:

Susan Tyler Hitchcock, author of Frankenstein, A Cultural History, believes that we continue to be fascinated by Frankenstein because of the technological advances we have made. We have a love and hate relationship with technology, she explains.

Public affairs, Social aspects, Authors, Writers, Influence, Portrayals, Technology, Works, Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus (Novel), Frankenstein: A Cultural History (Book), Hitchcock, Susan Tyler

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I, Robocop

Article Abstract:

Will Smith, science fiction's leading Hollywood actor, presents his views on the upcoming film "I, Robot."

Interview, Motion picture actors and actresses, Movie actors, Smith, Will (American actor)

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