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    Sydney Applegate November 19‚ 2014 Research Paper ENC 1102 Vampires The thought of what a vampire really is has been changing all around world with the advancements in vampire science fiction books‚ movies‚ and television shows. Although vampires are considered mythological creatures‚ they still bring about strong opinions in our worlds society. In the earlier years of our world‚ vampires were seen as very scary mythological creatures. But‚ movies‚ television shows‚ and literature in the modern world

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    transgress the boundaries that humans are always trying to establish. Vampire lore has reflected the values and social structures of the culture it has existed in‚ but over the past century the values have transformed. From the classic story of Stoker’s Dracula where he is presented as sinister and non-human‚ the vampire aspect of literature has evolved drastically to a more heroic immortal. Physically‚ vampires have changed their appearance over the last century from the dark and non-human approach to

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    Aidee Rosales Mr. Gonzales March 21‚ 2013 Period 1 Dracula Essay In the novel‚ Dracula by Bram Stoker‚ he developed the writing of his novel by addressing the struggles between a modern society of progress‚ science‚ and technology with superstitions‚ folk beliefs and from the past. Bram stoker became interested in ancient superstitions including one from Cluj in Transylvania‚ Romania. He was a sickly child whose mother used to tell him ghost stories. Throughout the novel‚ two characters addressed

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    Professor Sandra Snow ENG 323-11500-22132943 1 April 2011 Social and Historical Effects Responsible for the Conception of the Fantastic and Supernatural in Gothic Horror Bram Stoker’s Dracula debuted in Victorian England at the end of the nineteenth century. Not the first vampire story of its time‚ it certainly made one of the most lasting impressions on modern culture‚ where tales of the supernatural‚ horror‚ witchcraft‚ possession‚ demoniacs‚ vampires‚ werewolves‚ zombies‚ aliens‚

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    How to Read Literature Like a Professor by Thomas C. Foster will not grant you some innate capability to comprehend complicated texts‚ and it will most definitely not establish your position in society as a“professor.” Coincidentally‚ Foster’s novel demonstrates an essential quality of Literature: placing the reader fast asleep. However‚ that is not to say the novel isn’t good; the novel is simply not a “joy read.” The book not being particularly enjoyable has nothing to do with the manner in which

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    about the three proposals she received “Why can’t they let a girl marry three men‚ or as many as want her‚ and save all this trouble?” (Stoker 69). She is blonde‚ innocent‚ and even childish; therefore Dracula manages to seduce her. He visits her multiple times by night to drink her blood. After Dracula drank too much of her blood‚ Dr Van Helsing tried to save her life with a blood transfusion; she received blood not only from her fiancé Arthur Holmwood‚ but also from Quincey Morris‚ Jack Seward‚ and

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    How does Shadow of the Vampire appropriate the earlier texts of Nosferatu and Dracula and make or create something new? Blood sucking‚ darkness‚ gothic and death; all relate to this mysterious creature‚ the vampire. A film within a film is Shadow of the Vampire and it moulds together the texts Dracula and Nosferatu using post-modernist techniques. This creates for the audience a film that entertainingly doesn’t follow universal themes but focuses on gothic features‚ character transformations and

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    screen several times‚ also associated with another terror story Dracula. It was written by Bram Stoker who was an English author. Dracula is the story of the legendary count who is a vampire‚ the story tells us the intent of Dracula to move from his castle in Transylvania to London to find new victims and to spread the curse. The battle between Dracula and Abraham Val Helsing takes place in England where the vampire was destroyed. (Dracula) The exceptional work done by Stoker have defined the of vampires

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    Taking its origins from a poorly reviewed movie‚ the 1997 TV how by the same creator‚ Joss Whedon‚ brought to the screen a 16-year-old high school student whose destiny was to “stand against the vampires‚ the demons‚ the forces of darkness. She is the slayer” (Whedon‚ 1997). The introduction of Buffy The Vampire Slayer (BTVS)‚ as a character‚ though not a new one‚ was revolutionary. Challenging the preconceptions of traditional horror‚ comedy‚ romance and teen movies‚ Whedon has created a character

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    children led Victorians to refine their understanding of the motherly instinct. They began to believe that violence and motherhood went hand in hand. What today would be called postpartum depression‚ at that time was considered mania. This played into Dracula because as Stoker wrote it‚ there was a great contrast between the nurturing Mina Harker and the child killing vampires when he writes‚ “If my ears did not deceive me there was a gasp and a low wail‚ as of a half smothered child. The women closed

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