Schedule
* All programs are free and open to the public. *
LECTURE SERIES Tuesday evenings | 7:30 pm March 8 | Gowen 301 "Frankenstein and the Secrets of Literature" Dr. Richard J. Dunn (English) March 15 | Gowen 201 "Body Politics and the British Graveyard" Dr. George Behlmer (History) March 29 | Gowen 301 "How to make a Monster: Medicine and the Creation of Frankenstein" Dr. James Whorton (Medical History and Ethics) April 5 | Gowen 301 "Risk and responsibility: Ethical Boundaries in Scientific Discovery (as told by Mary Shelley)" Dr. Kelly Fryer-Edwards (Medical History and Ethics)
THE PERSISTENCE OF FRANKENSTEIN: ART, SCIENCE AND CREATION Thursday, March 3, 7pm | Seattle Public Library
OPENING PERFORMANCE AND RECEPTION "Mary Shelley Speaks" |
March 4 - April 13, 2005FRANKENSTEIN EXHIBIT University of Washington Libraries
DOUBLE-FEATURE FILM FEST Saturday, March 12 | Seattle Public Library Classic Frankenstein 1 pm Frankenstein (1931) 3 pm Bride of Frankenstein (1935) Ted Wayland (Doctoral Candidate, UW English) to introduce and facilitate discussion.
Camp Frankenstein 7 pm Young Frankenstein (1974) PG 9 pm Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975) R SFM Hall of Fame: Mary Shelley Exhibit NATIONAL SPONSORS |
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