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    Vampire Essay The text Dracula was written in a time long before post-modernism‚ when Victorian values were considered important and issues relating gender were established. Nosferatu was also written in the time of modernism‚ where there was a sense in that western culture had lost its values. Shadow of a Vampire is a recent‚ post-modern text that focuses on the filming methods and techniques used to film Nosferatu. Using post-modern techniques that are comparable to satire in some scenes‚ Shadow

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    The Vampire by Jan Neruda

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    The excursion steamer brought us from Constantinople to the shore of the island of Prinkipo and we disembarked. The number of passengers was not large. There was one Polish family‚ a father‚ a mother‚ a daughter and her bridegroom‚ and then we two. Oh‚ yes‚ I must not forget that when we were already on the wooden bridge which crosses the Golden Horn to Constantinople‚ a Greek‚ a rather youthful man‚ joined us. He was probably an artist‚ judging by the portfolio he carried under his arm. Long black

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    “Do you know what it means to be loved by Death?... Do you know what it means to have Death know your name?” (221) In Anne Rice’s novel Interview With a Vampire‚ Rice speculates and draws on some of the most asked and wondered about questions of humankind: What is the purpose of our existence? What truly makes one good or evil? Is mankind doomed from birth to be evil? In her novel‚ Rice shows the theme of loss of innocence and good versus evil through the parallelism of evil vampirism and immoral

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    However‚ what I find interesting is that a vampire is not simply a monster. Even the words “vampire” and “man” sound kind of similar. What makes a vampire a vampire‚ and the reason Stoker chose vampires as the subject of interest is because a vampire is a man that has been manipulated‚ distorted‚ and mutated‚ but yet is still able to maraud in the bodily flesh and figure of the “righteous man”.

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    Vampire Paper Draft 4

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    A Case Analysis of Vampires’ Statuses in Popular Culture: Dracula and Blood of the Vampire By Jillian Broaddus Professor Hassan Spring 2014 Independent Study From containing possible allusions in the bible to serving as the protagonists of a multi-million dollar franchise in the twenty-first century‚ one character has transcended time and space across literature‚ media‚ and popular culture: that of the vampire. The notion of vampirism truly took ground during the expansion of the Austro-Hungarian

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    Throughout the years of the series showing‚ Buffy the Vampire Slayer was respected and hailed by critics to be one of the most well-written television series ever. It is also known for its smart‚ witty‚ and humorous dialogue. It was ranked to be one of the top fifty television shows of all time by TV Guide. The television series is about a teenaged girl named Buffy‚ who is the “chosen one” to fight the enemies which include demons‚ vampires‚ and creatures. The enemies which whom she fights are supposed

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    Buffy the Vampire Slayer‚ as a series‚ has been discussed countless times in a number of different articles. Two specific kinds used most by viewers or researchers‚ are scholarly and popular sources. Scholarly sources are those that have been approved by a group with recognized advanced knowledge in the field under discussion‚ written to inform other scholars or students. Popular sources are usually magazines or articles written based off opinions for mass consumption. This essay will reflect my

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    Vampires in Society and Mass Media Vampires. The living dead. Immortals. They go by many names‚ but whatever they are called‚ they are known by people in every culture. They haunt our nightmares and color our dreams‚ turning the night into a sinister and mysterious place. Whether we see them in movies or books‚ or hear their stories around the campfire‚ vampires are all around us‚ rooted deep in our minds. But what are vampires‚ exactly‚ and where did they come from? The unknown has always been

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    Digital Diary is a tool to write your diaries every day without needing to write your stuff in text files. Also it comes with great features which help you to organize your time‚ minimize your effort and remember your best memories audibly and visually. Digital Diary main features: - Create your account to start recording your diaries by writing or by recording your voice with every page in the diary. - Read the latest news with Digital Diary RSS. - Record your friends’ info with Digital Diary

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    Diary Of Sarashina

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    Relieving Emotions Through Diary Keeping in “The Diary of Sarashina” “The Diary of Sarashina” provides a personal first-hand account of what life as an upper class Japanese woman would have encompassed in the 11th century. Her journal entries indicate that writing out memories was useful as an outlet for emotions both blissful and melancholy. Sarashina’s diary reflects that elite women‚ who were evidently literate‚ could reflect on their past and find solace in expressing their own personal stories

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