Frankenstein On The Web
Raymond Luk
rluk@usc.edu
Frankenstein Short Paper
When searching for a term or an idea on the internet, there are myriad ways in which to research that topic. One of the most popular ways to perform these searches is through the use of search engines such as Google and Yahoo! Utilizing such a medium is beneficial in two ways; it allows the user to make the parameters of the search as broad of as narrow needed and it may return useful results that the user wasn't directly looking to find. Since there are numerous ways in which to search for these topics, there are equally abundant results for those searches. In searching for information on a literary such as Frankenstein on the internet, it is important to be specific with the keywords.
When typing only Frankenstein in the search field, the results yielded ranged from an online copy of the entire novel to film information for the 1931 production. While the breadth of the results is wide, a few of the websites contained......
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