Gothic- literary context and critic quotes Flashcards
Carter
The Sadian woman and the ideology of pornography - 1977
Carter-
Marquise de Sade
Justine- 1791
Carter-
Charles Perrault
Histoires ou contes du Temps passe- 1697
Tales of passed times
Carter- Isak Dinesen
Seven Gothic Tales- 1934
Stoker- Mary Shelley
Frankenstein- 1818
Stoker
The Snake’s Pass- 1890
Stoker- John William Polidori
The Vampyre 1819
Dracula-
Gates (Power of love)
“The virtuous character have the power of love… which sustains theme when their in distress”
Dracula-
Gates (good and evil)
“The central theme is the battle for supremacy between good and evil”
Dracula-
Gates (technology)
“The ‘good’ characters have all the resources of the 19th century at their command”
Dracula-
Gates (Gothic themes)
“Stoker incorporated traditional Gothic themes… imprisonment, persecution and tyranny”
Dracula-
Gates (vampires)
“Vampirism is a type of imprisonment the soul is trapped in limbo between life and death”
Dracula-
Gates (victim)
“Dracula once must have been a victim himself; he is an actively evil force which must be destroyed”
Dracula-
Gates (victim)
“Dracula once must have been a victim himself; he is an actively evil force which must be destroyed”
Bloody Chamber- Buswell
“Carter explores the contemporary attitudes towards sex and gender in a patriarchal society”