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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Edgar Allen Poe"”.

  1. Bishopness

    The publication of "Edgar Allen Poe & the Juke-Box" modifies Elizabeth Bishop’s established oeuvre in ways that demonstrate the anxiety throughout her work regarding the concealment of sexual difference—a concealment she often takes part in. As the poems reveal, by putting emphasis on particular …

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  2. Bishopness

    The publication of "Edgar Allen Poe & the Juke-Box" modifies Elizabeth Bishop’s established oeuvre in ways that demonstrate the anxiety throughout her work regarding the concealment of sexual difference—a concealment she often takes part in. As the poems reveal, by putting emphasis on particular …

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  3. Crafting Dreams of Lucid Shape

    <p>To be a Poet, a Writer, and thereby human, is to be vagrant--one who wrestles with identity by wandering the varied landscapes of both societal and individual beliefs, treading ground that is free from, but dependent upon, temporal and spatial irregularities. Tradition, Mythology, Experience, …

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  4. Storytellers in fallen worlds: the metaphysical longings of crime fiction detectives

    … extent to which writers such as Samuel Beckett, Edgar Allen Poe, Raymond Chandler, Arthur Conan-Doyle and Agatha Christie imitate, subvert or transform the familiar conventions of the detective novel. In doing so, I offer a slightly subversive reading of Beckett’s Molloy, in which the more …

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  5. Soviet Gothic-fantastic: a study of Gothic and supernatural themes in early Soviet literature

    … such as E.T.A. Hoffmann, Ann Radcliffe and Edgar Allen Poe. Writers from Pushkin to Dostoevskii, including the major Symbolists, wrote fiction combining the real with the macabre and supernatural. However, following the inauguration of the Soviet regime and the imposition of Socialist …

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