How does Bram Stoker use science to make his novel seem contemporary and realistic? Give at least three examples of specific scientific elements, medical beliefs and procedures, or pieces of technology, and explain why their inclusion would have made the story seem more realistic to Victorian readers.

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Yair Archer

9 April, 15:12

How does Bram Stoker use science to make his novel seem contemporary and realistic? Give at least three examples of specific scientific elements, medical beliefs and procedures, or pieces of technology, and explain why their inclusion would have made the story seem more realistic to Victorian readers.

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Roger Lucas · Answer 1

The main way in which Bram Stoker uses science to make his novel seem contemporary and realistic is that he relates past scientific events to current ones, which ties into the reader's imagination