Frankenstein & The French Revolution

FRANKENSTEIN & THE FRENCH REVOLUTION: THE FOUNDATION OF MODERN SOCIALISM

Mary Shelley’s “Frankenstein” is a classic horror story that has been told and retold countless times in popular culture. Yet few are aware of the original symbolism of the tale, and the influence behind it – one that continues to haunt the modern world. The story of Dr. Frankenstein attempting to create a man that turns out to be a hideous monster is said to have been an allegory of the bloody French Revolution and the principles set forth by the subversive Jacobins, who caused the overthrow of King Louis and Marie Antoinette, and ushered in the Reign of Terror in France.

Their history was contained in a work by a Jesuit priest, whose writings on the “monster” of Jacobinism compelled her to pen this famous allegory. This dynamic audio CD shows how the principles of the French Revolution continued into the 19th century, and would develop into the ideologies of Social Justice, Socialism and
Communism.

NOTE: This is a digitally mastered audio CD that will play on every CD player, including your car stereo CD player. MP3 is not required.

FRANKENSTEIN & THE FRENCH REVOLUTION: THE FOUNDATION OF MODERN SOCIALISM
A Noise of Thunder Radio Audio Presentation
Presented by Christian J. Pinto
Running Time: 74 minutes
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