FRANKENSTEIN IN THE PUBLIC SPHERE: SCIENCE AND THE VIRTUE OF SOCIABILITY IN THE BRITISH ENLIGHTENMENT

Dr. Jan Golinski, Professor of History and Humanities (University of New Hampshire) presents a lecture on science, ethics and “publics” in the context of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein. This event marks the second part of a multi-part national series on Science and its Publics created by the Situating Science Strategic Knowledge Cluster and the Canadian Centre for Ethics in Public Affairs.