Discuss how we’ve seen the theme of Pride and Fall continuously pop up across different historical eras, figures, and readings using Doctor Faustus or Frankenstein and at least two other assigned readings. What does this theme tell us about STS in early modern Europe?

Discuss how we’ve seen the theme of Pride and Fall (explained in week 1) continuously pop up across different historical eras, figures, and readings using Doctor Faustus or Frankenstein and at least two other assigned readings. What does this theme tell us about STS in early modern Europe? How can it help us understand our world today?
Many of the assigned authors used observation to understand man, the natural world, politics, society, and changes wrought by modernity. Using Doctor Faustus or Frankenstein and at least two other assigned readings, analyze the observations the authors made by selecting a single theme that ties the three authors together. Considering their sources (or lack thereof), assumptions, omissions, and/or conclusions, what do their observations tell us about STS in early modern Europe? In what ways can we use their observations to understand our world today?

write a rough draft for an argumentative essay using the thesis statement: “Through Victor’s ignorance and immaturity, Shelley’s Frankenstein proves John Locke’s philosophy regarding human nature in the sense that Victor corruption is the result of his failure to apply material given by his experience and knowledge.”

write a rough draft for an argumentative essay using the thesis statement: “Through Victor’s ignorance and immaturity, Shelley’s Frankenstein proves John Locke’s philosophy regarding human nature in the sense that Victor corruption is the result of his failure to apply material given by his experience and knowledge.” Please use proper evidence (quotes) from Frankenstein to support claims. The main idea of the paper is that Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein uses John Locke’s tabula rasa theory in his, Essay Concerning Human Understanding, to explain Victor Frankenstein’s corruption (because he did not do what John Locke suggests in his theory)