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    responder. This is achieved through the use of a number of different techniques and conventions. The fear of the unknown is expressed through dark‚ uncertain and mysterious circumstances cause responders to feel vulnerable and fearful. In Bram Stoker’s Dracula the overpowering force of the sublime‚ the prominence of religion‚ death and use of darkness accompanied by typical Gothic techniques evoke a fear of the unknown in responders. This common Gothic themes can also be observed in The Road by Cormac McCarthy

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    From Nightfall to Daybreak

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    the vampire Dracula in literature Every flirtation begins with the stare... So let’s take sight of our dear vampire. Here’s a picture: you’re in a bar and you see a few meters away from you a tall man‚ clean-shaven save for a long white mustache and clad in black from head to foot without a single speck of color around him anywhere. His mustache is thick and heavy‚ his skin pale and sullen. (Stoker‚ ) Behold‚ staring back at you is the most enduring vampire icon in history: Count Dracula. Raymond

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    considered evil and wicked‚ we then have an individual who possesses a strong moral evil and lust for the corruption of humanity. I strongly believe that the most vile‚ wicked‚ and immoral person to ever live throughout history is Vlad Dracula (or) Vlad the Impaler. Vlad Dracula‚ born in 1431 in Sighișoara‚ Transylvania [now in Romania]‚ was one of four sons born into the noble family of Vlad II Dracul (Vlad Dracula’s

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    Influence of the Middle Eastern Have you ever been influenced by current events you have seen on the news? According to the Oxford English Dictionary‚ xenophobia is explained as‚ “having deep antipathy to foreigners‚” while being racist is defined as‚ “a person whose words or actions display prejudice or discrimination on the grounds of race.” The way xenophobia is defined is how people react to different types of culture‚ how groups react with society‚ and immigration. Culture and discrimination plays

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    and the way he dresses‚ and by the replicants way of thinking. Dracula has a very old appearance‚ nevertheless‚ he still looks very menacing and treacherous. In an extract of the film by Francis Ford‚ Dracula is wearing a long red cape; abnormally long. It is bright red‚ as the colour of blood‚ which in a way describes the personality of Dracula being as we learn later on that he is a vampire. Later on in that film‚ we see Dracula climbing down a wall on his hands and feet‚ this confirms that he

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    VICTIMOLOGY – CMY3705 DEPARTMENT OF CRIMINOLOGY AND SECURITY SCIENCE XENOPHOBIA AS A HATE CRIME IN SOUTH AFRICA Lecturer : Dr M Barkhuizen Date : 04 April 2015 Name : Ms JP White Student Number : 31532403 Unique Number : 598933 Table of Contents Page Introduction 2 Xenophobia as a hate crime 2 The impact of xenophobia on victims 3 Xenophobic attacks remembered 4 Conclusion 6 Bibliography 7 Introduction South Africa has a long history of prejudice and discrimination. One of the major

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    Stroker’s Dracula‚ Shakespeare’s Hamlet‚ and Eric Greitens’ A Warrior’s Heart‚ I was trying to solve a problem not only for my sake but for the sake of others also. Multiple crimes were committed‚ and Dracula was guilty of them all. Because he was such an aberration‚ he did much more to his victims than just kill them‚ but he also used them as bait to attract others. Jonathan‚ Van Helsing‚ and Dr. Seward were all the victims of Dracula’s plans‚ but also they were attempting to stop Dracula once and

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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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    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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    talking about Vlad the Impaler. (Also referred to as Vlad III.) His father Vlad II was the elder in Wallachia. The king gave a nickname to Vlad II‚ he was given the nickname Dracul. Vlad III however got a new nickname too. His was Son of Dracul or Dracula. When Vlad II died in battle‚ his son (Vlad III rushed to take his throne. He got back in his father’s place‚ but it was short-lived. The other ruler that took the throne before him took it back. He switched sides of the war he was fighting for.

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