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Syllabus: Frankenstein and Film (Stanford University, Spring 2017)

Syllabus for “Frankenstein and Film” (Spring 2017).

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Posted on February 12, 2017December 8, 2019Author shanedensonCategories Academia, TeachingTags cinema, film, film studies, Frankenstein, media, monster, Stanford

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