… of Moreau has proven difficult to explain. In his informative book on Wells as science-fiction …
it about The Island of Doctor Moreau that makes it, of all Wells’s science fiction, the hardest to …

… Those deaths are our responsibility, both as a culture and here in this classroom with you.
That use, then, is a serious matter to me. There will be no failure to attend carefully to …

… This article discusses the cultural genealogy of the image of Dr. Death: the godlike surgeon
… First appearing in HG Wells’s The Island of Doctor Moreau (), this image has become …

… of humanization of animals in Wells’s text should be read as a critical reflection on the
dehumanizing action effected by scientific progress to manipulate natural and cultural evolution. …

… and science were not yet the distinct “two cultures” that CP Snow described in his essay1,
and when they dialogued in their collaborative exploration of contemporary issues2 — in this …

… disciplines, for example, cultural change in anthropology or social and ethical improvement
in sociology. A few years before The Island of Doctor Moreau, Lamarckism was the subject of …

… Moreau does not go to work upon what might already prowl in … Moreau. How does the image
of captive animals on their ship relate to the role of imperial menageries in the wider cultural …

… comparison between Doctor Moreau’s scientific activities and … Darwinian provenance is the
placement of Moreau’s fictional island in the … The Island of Doctor Moreau adopts the idea of …

… Victorian and contemporary scientific cultures. My analysis reads The Island of Doctor
Moreau as taking an active part in the fin de siècle intellectual and cultural negotiations about …

… ' The Island of Doctor Moreau (1896) a space within the genre of science fiction … Moreau
has been included within the genre of science fiction, notably in Darko Suvin's Victorian Science …