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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Poe, Edgar Allan, 1809-1849."”.

  1. Poe as a critic.

    Edgar Allan Poe is generally accepted as the first important American critic. He was the first to establish definite principles of criticism, and he applied them to his own work as well as to his criticism of the work of others. He set forth these principles in The Philosophy of Composition, The …

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  2. Relationships Between Poe's Imagery and His View of the Universe

    Poe's images in both his prose and his poetry are closely related to his concept of the universe and man's position in it. The images suggest many of the ideas Poe presents in Eureka. Much of the preparation for this thesis was involved with a careful reading of Poe's work. His critical writing, …

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  3. Poe´s Life After Death

    The subject of this essay is Edgar Allan Poe and how his life, works and death have contributed to the fact that he is such a renowned name today, even though it has been 160 years from his death. Firstly, after the introduction, Poe‘s life will be accounted for. Poe‘s life was a tragedy and his …

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  4. Représentations de la femme dans Bruges-la-morte de Georges Rodenbach, La chevelure de Guy de Maupassant et Ligeia de Edgar A. Poe

    … em articulação com os contos Ligeia de Edgar Allan Poe e La chevelure de Guy de Maupassant, no sentido de descodificar os vectores que compõem as representações da mulher, no âmbito mais específico do imaginário finissecular. Centra-se na leitura comparativa e rigorosa do corpus formado …

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