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    Elizabeth Bathory: a human vampire? From childhood we have heard thousands of stories of monsters‚ vampires‚ chupacabras‚ omnis‚ etc.. but bearing in mind they are a fantasy. Generation after generation continues repeating these stories to entertain and sometimes to frighten our acquaintances. They are stories full of imagination that we try to turn them into reality using strange events occurring around us. Many think that these characters are fictional but for others they are as real as the

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    blood from their bodies. Since that initial report by ancient Babylonians there have been accounts of vampires that extend around the globe and all the way up to the present day. From Bram Stoker’s classily cloaked European depiction of vampires in Dracula to the Chinese Jiangshi documented by scholar Ji Xiaolan of the Qing Dynasty to the modern day societies of vampires that exist alongside the rest of the population in various countries throughout the world. Similar to tales of vampires‚ cannibalism

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    their image‚ and a skewed perspective of what relationships should be like. Dracula‚ a Gothic horror novel written by Bram Stoker in 1897‚ presents a clear depiction of how fatal it can be if society continues idealizing women. He writes about the idealistic woman‚ Lucy Westrena; a pure virgin woman that just submits to the males far more educated than her. She literally dies from her lack of knowledge about Dracula. On the contrary‚ he also writes about Mina Harker who represents the new woman

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    theme in the book. The 19th century was a time where literature transferred from the romantic‚ uplifting writing style to a dark‚ horror-based‚ demonic way of writing. Along with the publishing of Victor Frankenstein‚ in 1818‚ the story behind Dracula and several other horror stories. Events such as the War of 1812‚ slavery‚ and the tension leading up to the Civil War can be related

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    Do Vampires Exist: Or Bite Me! Since the beginning or recorded history‚ there have been stories told about vampires. Bram Stoker’s renowned novel Dracula was published in 1897‚ and since then the myth about vampires has evolved and changed. We now have Stephanie Meyer’s Twilight Saga and HBO’s True Blood examining whether vampires exist in the known world. Whatever you think‚ you should be aware that vampires are creations of fiction writers based on old folk tales. On the other hand there are

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    Rhetorical Analysis (Women and Vampires: Nightmare or Utopia?) In our modern society‚ the term “vampire” has been stretched among such an enormous range of roles that it becomes almost impossible to accurately describe them. The recent trend of vampires and werewolves has taken a hold over pop culture‚ drawing mass amounts of attention over a huge audience. As I read the title of the essay‚ I feared I was in for a lecture on Twilight and the feminine roles in the stories. However‚ the author‚ Judith

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    dragon in Latin. Dracul was an angry man‚ when he punished someone he would take his victims and stick them on stakes and them hang till dead and he would drink there blood on occasions thus the myth of the vampire in Bram Stalkers famous novel Dracula being based off of Count Dracul. After all this transpired that had affect the world and put them to fear that vampires were real and struck fear in our hearts and forever more. Now‚ for the gothic side and dominatrix side

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    Bram Stoker used his characters in Dracula to help portray the death of the Victorian Woman and the birth of the New Woman. During this time‚ women didn’t have the equal rights that men did. During the 19th century‚ women weren’t able to vote and usually stayed home to be housewives. This shows that women were accustomed to the conventional Victorian lifestyle‚ which meant that they rarely did anything outside of the house. Victorian woman didn’t play a big role in society‚ and were known as the

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    later on you have feelings similar to pity for him‚ you are also introduced to this man‚ just a human man‚ who wants to make a film all about Nosferatu. But with this man‚ you do not sympathize or have any feelings for him. In the original works of Dracula and Nosferatu‚ it was always the vampire who was the villain‚ but in this movie‚ it was actually the director that had more monster-like qualities. We even see a whole scene of him in a cabaret club in the very beginning to wisp away any open-mindness

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    century that the genre really started to blossom. In this century‚ a lot of classics that build the very fundament of the genre for years to come were written. Edgar Allen Poe’s “The Tell Tale Heart” along with other classics like “Frankenstein” and “Dracula” are brilliant examples of groundbreaking works from the 19th century. One of the most prominent characteristics of horror is that nothing is too extreme. Horror stories are often explicit and violent‚ sometimes even to a grotesque extent. This

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