Titlebook: Bram Stoker and the Gothic; Formations to Transf Catherine Wynne Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016 America.bus

引起

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-211-49343-4ury gothic vision is meant to critique traditional views of women and the patriarchy that supports them; whereas Stoker’s later 19th-century tale looks to re-establish the familiar patterns and institutions of a declining religious and gender status quo.

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Alexander Kluge, Magazin des Glücks would suggest, for Poe. This is an aspect of Stoker’s fiction that has not been widely discussed, but provides a revealing lens through which to read his earlier fiction, which demonstrates this influence strongly.

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Alexander Kluge, Magazin des GlücksMazuchelli], ‘. (1881), Major E.C. . (1885) – and an article, ‘Transylvanian Superstitions’ by Emily Gerard, published in . (1885) and included in the volume . (1888). However, there is no doubt that it is Stoker’s originality which created the successful image of the fictional Transylvania.

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2634-6214 genre. Like the Count, the Gothic encompasses and has manifested itself in many forms. Bram Stoker and the Gothic demonstrates how Dracula marks a key moment in the transformation of the Gothic. Harking back to early Gothic‘s preoccupation with the supernatural, decayed aristocracy and incarceration

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,Und Wenn Die Welt Voll Teufel W?r?,ternative of naming Caine more formally but evidently preferred the idea of using his joke name for his friend, reassuring him that ‘if the book is ever worth remembering it will be well understood what is meant’..

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-01003-4gnificant but traumatic incidents of Stoker’s life, from his mysterious childhood illness to the alleged syphilis which supposedly hastened his death. As Barbara Belford asserts in the Introduction to her . (1996),

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