Titlebook: Retrospective Poe; The Master, His Read José R. Ibáñez Ibáñez,Santiago Rodríguez Guerrero- Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The

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John Gruesser (HPG) and the ideas of philosopher Edward Casey, this work proposes a three-pronged organizational framework (HPG borderland theory) for teaching about borderlands: (1) borderlands as historical documents, (2) places of convergence, and (3) expressions.

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Marta Miquel-Baldellouocial exclusion in the different spheres of the society. This runs against several constitutional provisions and measures that have been implemented by the government of India since Independence in 1947 aimed at protecting and uplifting the socio-economic condition of Dalits and empowering them.

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“Darkness There and Nothing More”: Edgar Allan Poe and the Popular Culture of Necrolatry and Thanato(hair, eyes, teeth, bosom, smile, curls, countenance). Poe created his tales of horror for the mass audience and, at the same time, established a trans-cultural dialogue with his readership about necrolatry, using all sorts of symbols and rhetorical imagery for the representation of death. With thes

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Poe Among the Modernists: A (Ghostly) Reappraisalll as the greater genius” (James 1876, 280). In the twentieth century, Matthiessen withheld “a full length treatment” of Poe from his monumental . (Matthiessen 1941, xii n.), while Yvor Winters censured his incoherence and obscurantism (Winters 1947). T. S. Eliot deemed Poe merely a littérateur for

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“Poe’s Poetics and Eliot’s Poetry: A Denial of Influence?”alysis of Poe’s verse, to demonstrate the validity of his theoretical remarks, is provided. Finally, the influence of Poe’s poetics on Eliot’s poetry is demonstrated by examining some of the Modernist poet’s theoretical pronouncements and his actual poetic practice, by analyzing the sound orchestrat

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Beyond Baudelaire’s Views of Poe: Carlos Fernández Cuenca and Josep Farrán i Mayoral, Literary Criti translation and commentaries. However, a group of Spanish critics, over time, tried to accomplish the task of subverting the image of Poe that the French poet had created. Among them, we wish to highlight Carlos Fernández Cuenca (1904–1977) and Josep Farrán i Mayoral (1883–1955), who worked during