Robert Louis Stevenson was one of the giants of the adventure novel, but he was also one of the great connoisseurs of human mentality, which is why he would sooner or later write an everlasting classic like El extra o caso del doctor Jekyll y el se or Hyde. As a lucid witness to the Industrial Revolution in the United Kingdom, Stevenson reflects on the limits of methods and the scientific ethics, and above all, in an absorbent and unforgettable manner, the duality between good and bad.
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