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    Edgar Allan Poe’s theories start with the unity of effect‚ followed by the brevity of a work of art‚ the appeal to emotions‚ a rejection of allegory and didacticism‚ the ideal subject matter for art‚ epic poem’s being a non-poem‚ and the importance of emotional response. Poe was known to dismiss most of the literary work of the 18th century which was brought up of mostly satire. He greatly emphasized on unity of effect in many of his various critical writings‚ wanting the author to use their own

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    constant occurrence that I have grown up with my entire life. That being said‚ I have perceived countless stories and anecdotes from families about their loved ones‚ each one being unique and fascinating in its own way. In A Cask Of Amontillado‚ Edgar Allan Poe depicts an ominous tale of death and revenge that I have never heard before. Upon reading and analyzing the text I’ve identified a few things to discuss: In a brief summary‚ A Cask Of Amontillado is a short narrative set in an unknown region

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    Edgar Allan Poe is an American writer who is very famous for his short stories and poems. His works usually consists of mystery and he is considered to be having detective fiction genre‚ which in future develops into science fiction genre. Poe had a past that affected his work immensely. Most of his works are related to either illnesses or disputes between the characters. His parents had died when he was young. Two people adopted him‚ but he had disputes with his adopted father and had gone through

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    What is gothic literature about? Why is it used? Edgar Allan Poe is a gothic literature author. Some of his stories include “The Cask of Amontillado” about a man named Montresor who wants revenge on an unsuspecting Fortunado. Another one of his stories is ‘Hop-Frog” which is about a disabled dwarf enslaved by the king who is cruel to him. Hop Frog does not take kindly to this and gets revenge on the king. The last story is “The Fall of the House of Usher”. This story is about a strange family who

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    the most famous poem written by Edgar Allen Poe. It is notable because it has both melodic and dramatic qualities. This poem is written mostly in trochaic octameter‚ with eight stressed-unstressed syllables per line. The poem has 18 stanzas. Each stanza has an ABCBBB rhyme scheme and has frequent use of internal rhymes. The trochaic octameter and the repeated refrains‚ that is “nothing more” (6) and “nevermore” (48)‚ gives the poem an almost musical quality. Poe uses emphasis on the "O" sound in

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    Here is a classic Poe line. Dark and gloomy‚ thought having to be put in by the reader to understand why this line would send shivers down a someone’s spine‚ or surrounding a soul with sadness and a melancholy feeling. Poe has‚ time and time again‚ shown mastery over gothic techniques. Be it family curses‚ such as The House of Usher‚ or Unreliable Narrators‚ with the Black Cat‚ to the grotesque and gloom of a human’s mind and soul‚ seen in the Pit and the Pendulum. Poe is‚ and always will be

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    In the story‚ “The Bells” by Edgar Allan Poe‚ the theme is the different stages in life as described using different scenes and different bells. In the first section of the poem the author wrote‚ “Silver Bells‚ What a world of merriment their melody foretells! (I 2-3)” This is what childhood is comparable to‚ you are joyful and wondrous. The world is bright and so is your future. Next‚ in the second section the author described‚ “Hear the mellow wedding-bells. (II 1)” This represents the time in

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    where the one ends‚ and where the other begins?” Edgar Allan Poe once questioned. His curiosity of death morphed into the famous dark nature of his work. Spirits of the Dead (Share) was initially published with the title Visits of the Dead in his first poetry collection in 1827 (Bardhan). This poem conveys the message that the natural and uncontrollable force of death torments both the living and the dead. Every component was thoughtfully placed by Poe to convey this idea. His life experiences translate

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    traveled so far to seek these lost places and what happened to them‚ like Great Zimbabwe‚ Xanadu‚ and Mycenae. Furthermore‚ it shows the ideas of having the perseverance and the faith for people to do the impossible even if they don’t succeed. In Edgar Allan Poe’s poem‚ "Eldorado‚" he tells about a knight’s journey throughout his lifetime: the knight is searching for the lost

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    Mr. Maxwell  English III AP  15 January 2015  The Black Cat: A Reflection of Edgar Allen Poe      Some people choose to display their life through a page turning autobiography‚ others an  award winning blockbuster film. But‚ there are some people who showcase their life story‚ the  good and the bad‚ in their work. One of the most well­known people to do this was none other  than the demented and ingenious Edgar Allen Poe. The tragedy of his life bled through many of  his works‚ particularly ​ The Black Cat

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