Frankenstein. Werewolves. Dracula. These images aren't just imaginary creatures - they're also powerful symbols of the body. The body can be thought of as a machine made up of parts like Frankenstein's monster, or as a creature ruled by animalistic urges, or as an entity that's vulnerable to infection from a diseased fiend. In "The Body of Frankenstein's Monster," Cecil Helman, M. D., expands our view of our bodies by exploring its cultural and artistic representations. | The Body of Frankenstein's Monster by Cecil Helman, Paperback | Indigo Chapters