In This, Gothic Literature Can Be Seen To Be, At Best Ambiguous About

In this, Gothic literature can be seen to be, at best ambiguous about science seeing in it the potential for good and the potential for harm and, in this perhaps they are not so very far removed from contemporary debate.
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