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    Producing the Subject: A New Historicist Reading of Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s ‘The Yellow Wall-paper’ As we know‚ new historicism is the American form of criticism which is mostly applied to Renaissance literature‚ esp. the works of Shakespeare‚ and it uses Poststructuralist criticism. What interests new historicists most is the poststructuralist notion of the self‚ of discourse‚ and of power; with regard to power‚ new historicism leans more towards a Foucauldian notion of power and focuses on

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    there are many ways to accomplish that. Someone can make a change in the way certain parts of society work. They can also make a difference on those who are suffering. Many people in this world are known for certain things. For example‚ Edgar Allan Poe is known for his poetry. He didn’t intend on his work becoming some of the most well-known poems of all time. Legacies‚ no matter how big or how small‚ can leave a mark on many people. As Mahatma Gandhi once said‚ “be the change that you see in the

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    Poe lived a very poor life. Poe was very limited on money. He had a lot of family deaths from Tuberculosis. I think Poe died from Encephalitis rabies; the reason I think that is because Poe could’ve got bitten at any time his house wasn’t the best. Many doctors claimed Poe died of rabies. One of the few doctors named Dr. Benitez said “Poe was not drunk when he died” (187) to put it briefly. Doctors said it was a classic case of rabies (187). One of the reasons it was rabies was Poe’s refusal of

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    SUGGESTION for B.A. (Hons) English Part-I| NATIONAL UNIVERSITY Introduction to Prose Write short notes: Detective story‚ Funeral Game**‚ Mangan’s sister**‚ autobiography**‚ Modernism**‚ Mrs. Sheridan***‚ Civil Rights Movement**‚ Ravi**‚ Araby**‚ Martin Luther King**‚ The American Civil War**‚ The River**‚ Vulture eye**‚ The boat race**‚ Nirad C Chaudhury**‚ Abraham Lincoln**‚ Raghu**‚ Fable‚ George Ramsay**‚ Machiavellianism‚ Aphorism/ epigrammatic style Short questions (For 4 marks)                                                         

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    before” (Edgar Allan Poe). Darkness and sadness are strong characteristics of Edgar Allan Poe’s writing. The tragedies during his life‚ such as the death of his biological and adoptive moms‚ followed by the death of his young wife Virginia were important factors which formed his gothic style. Poe is known for his drinking problems and use of drugs. Those habits had a big influence in his life and in his works. Family members‚ classmates‚ depression and disasters influenced Poe to use alcohol. The

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    Edgar Allan Poe included experiences from his own life in his stories and poems: such as alcoholism‚ losses caused by tuberculosis‚ and self sabotage. The first connection to Poe’s life is his addiction to alcohol. In “The Black Cat”‚ Poe states‚ “But my disease grew upon me- for what disease is like Alcohol.” Poe had a disease just like the narrator‚ alcoholism. Poe’s terrible addiction to alcohol affected his daily life‚ and it kept him from doing his absolute best work. Throughout the story‚ the

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    Today‚ Poe is known‚ read‚ and appreciated on the basis of a comparatively narrow body of work‚ roughly a dozen tales and half as many poems. For the novice reader‚ these favored texts offer easy (but still challenging) access to Poe’s most exemplary writing‚ entry into his uniquely terrifying world‚ and intriguing connections to facets of their author’s tragically disordered life. The total effect of all this is compelling‚ and Poe himself would certainly approve. He wrote for the

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    The Tell Tale Heart is a short story by Edgar Allen Poe in which the narrator murders and old man because of his “vulcher eye”. The eye of this old man taunts ans torments the narrator which drive him in insanity which he mistakes for his senses hightnening. He watches the man for seven nights before making his move. The old man wakes up and with his “vulcher” eye open‚ and the narrator is provoked to go through with the crime. He does the deed an hides the severed body parts under the floor boards

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    EDGAR ALLAN POE: A GOTHIC WRITER AND THE HORROR GENDER IN LITERATURE. by Marisa Serrano Edgar Allan Poe’s literature has been always linked to murderers‚ psycho men and mysterious women who return from the dead. His works have been published since 1827‚ including well-known poems such as "The Raven" or "The Fall of the House of Usher". However‚ that is not all. Poe wrote a wide range of genres as well that not many people know: poetry‚ short stories‚ novels‚ a book of scientific theory‚ hundreds

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    Even the most perfect of crimes aren’t safe from the emotion within a man. In “The Tell-Tale Heart‚” a short story by Edgar Allan Poe‚ exactly this is illustrated. The narrator of this writing piece is disturbed by an old man’s vulture-like eye. The man had never wronged him‚ and in fact‚ the narrator loved the old man. However‚ the narrator becomes determined to get rid of the old man’s “Evil Eye‚” and along with that‚ his life. He meticulously plans to commit the perfect crime‚ and succeeds by

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