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    29‚ 2013 Vlad the Impaler: The definition of Evil One mans good could be another mans evil. Some men follow through with acts that are so morally and ethically depraved that no sane person could justify them. Vlad the Impaler‚ a.k.a. Vlad III‚ Dracula or Tepes was a man who reigned Wallachia for a bloody six years and relished in the heinous acts that he committed. Born in 1431‚ like his father‚ Vlad III‚ had become a member of the Order of the Dragon‚ an order of elite selected royal families

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    Women in Victorian Novels Women play a very important role in book or novel. They serve as symbols for change or stability. In the novels Great Expectations by Charles Dickens‚ Mary Barton by Elizabeth Gaskell‚ and Dracula by Bram Stoker there are women characters that portray and represents the ideologies of the Victorian time. Through these women were able to capture a glimpse of what life was like for the Victorian woman and what was expected of them. These women

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    In Caligari‚ a young man named Cesare‚ who is a somnambulist (or sleep walker) is controlled by the powers of a crazy doctor‚ who orders him to kill innocent victims. In Nosferatu‚ a young man named Thomas Harker is sent to sell property to Count Dracula‚ a vampire who comes to haunt his life and town after becoming obsessed with Hutter’s wife‚ Nina. Though while these films share some key components in common‚ no one could ever call the two films the same. Robert Wiene’s The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari

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    government policies to newly adopted ethics some of the best examples of these would be the brave hero Beowulf from the Anglo-Saxon written book as well as his 20th century contrast in Batman the motion picture‚ as for vigilantes the classic book Dracula based out of Victorian England comfortably plays that role and also has a 20th century counterpart in the motion picture League of extraordinary gentlemen which came out in July of

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    References: Andrić M. (1983) Memorial museum 21.0ctober (Spomen muzej 21. Oktobar). Kragujevac: Memorial park Kragujevac Banić Grubišić А. (2009) Dracula as a cultural construct in the tourist industry of Romania. Berger‚ P. (1967). The Sacred Canopy‚ Elements of a Sociological Theory of Religion‚ NewYork: Doubleday Bauman‚ Z. (1992) „Survival as a Social Construct. Theory‚ Culture and Society“‚ London

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    the society to “destroy” the other‚ to underline its negative features. When we analyse for example Frankenstein‚ its behavior and characteristics are the reflection of the Jacobins in the French revolution. The sexual discriminations are shown in Dracula because he appeals both with women and men so he was‚ in some terms bisexual but at the same time it haunts the system pointing at the arbitrary nature of difference. Everyone who is not a middle class male white member‚ namely foreign people and

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    appeal to audiences beyond the location where they were originally published Diffusion­ texts that have traveled and have been adapted in different countries List the monsters we have read about so far with their characteristics. Humbaba Dracula Dracula ­ antagonist‚ static in personality and goals‚ lusts for blood‚ deceptive and manipulative Grendel Dracula­ pale‚ red lips‚ cold‚ bad breathe‚ wearing all black‚ old with white hair‚ no reflection Grendel ­

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    The blood fetish The blood fetish is a short story‚ which is written by Morley Roberts in 1908. The gothic genre was quite popular around the late eighteenth and early nineteenth century‚ and they were known for including horrific and supernatural elements. Gothic novels often takes place in creepy environments‚ as old castles‚ dark forests and abandoned houses. It is clear to see how The blood fetish fits into this genre‚ as it deals with superstition‚ living severed hands‚ mystery and gloomy

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    Jamie comes home one night‚ to find his mother is gone. He sees a figure in his house (Alexandru Rusmanov) who attempts to kill him‚ however he is stopped by Victor Frankenstein. Frankenstein takes him to the Loop‚ and Jamie is adamant about finding his mother. Jamie recruits Larissa Kinley‚ a teenage vampire in the cells of the Loop‚ to help them‚ however Frankenstein does not approve as he hates all vampires. Jamie‚ Larissa and Frankenstein go to the house of the Chemist‚ a vampire making the drug

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    [pic] The Green Revolution The world’s worst recorded food disaster occurred in 1943 in British-ruled India. Known as the Bengal Famine‚ an estimated 4 million people died of hunger that year in eastern India (which included today’s Bangladesh). Initially‚ this catastrophe was attributed to an acute shortfall in food production in the area. However‚ Indian economist Amartya Sen (recipient of the Nobel Prize for Economics‚ 1998) has established that while food shortage was a contributor to the

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