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25 HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_017033 --- PAGE BREAK --- People leave more behind them than a name. Like her fictional protagonist Victor Frankenstein, Mary Shelley is survived by her creation: Frankenstein took on a life of his own within our collective imagination (Figure $15). Such legacies, and all the many o

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