Titlebook: Bram Stoker; History, Psychoanaly William Hughes (Lecturer in English),Andrew Smith Book 1998 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan

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Conclusion: Media, Madness and Ideology,s particularly the case in the author’s figuring of mothers. Mrs Westenra in . is a notably weak link in the defence of Lucy.. Lucy, in turn, is attacked on a gravestone telling the story of a mother-child conflict which culminates in suicide.. Elsewhere, the mother cat in Stoker’s 1893 short story

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Conclusion: Media, Madness and Ideology,Whitby, the name of his vampire from ‘Count —’ to ‘Dracula’, and the locale of the vampire’s castle from Styria to Transylvania. The understanding of these changes may be enhanced through the application of certain psychoanalytic ideas. My argument here is that Stoker was influenced to make these ch

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,Vampiric Arts: Bram Stoker’s Defence of Poetry, female sexuality, homosexuality, other races, classes and cultures. As these discussions have suggested, the novel reveals . anxieties concerning the dissolving boundaries produced by cultural and social changes. These include the scientific discoveries that eroded the stable differences between sp