Readings on the short stories of Edgar Allan Poe:
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2001
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| Schriftenreihe: | The Greenhaven Press literary companion to American authors
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| Online-Zugang: | Inhaltsverzeichnis |
| Beschreibung: | Includes bibliographical references (p. 211-213) and index |
| Beschreibung: | 220 p. ill. : 23 cm |
| ISBN: | 0737706937 0737706929 |
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| adam_text | THE GREENHAVEN PRESS TO AMERICAN LITERATURE READINGS ON THE SHORT F
ILLLLLLLL HLLHN POE HAYLEY MITCHELL HAUGEN, BOOK EDITOR BONNIE SZUMSKI,
SERIES EDITOR GREENHAVEN PRESS, INC., SAN DIEGO, CA CONTENTS FOREWORD 10
INTRODUCTION: PEERING INTO THE DARKNESS: PSYCHOLOGICAL REALITY IN POE 12
EDGAR ALLAN POE: A BIOGRAPHY 14 CHARACTERS AND PLOT 30 CHAPTER 1: THE
DETECTIVE STORIES 1. AUGUSTE DUPIN: POE S BURGEONING PROFESSIONAL BY
WILLIAM CRISMAN 44 POE S INGENIOUS SLEUTH AUGUSTE DUPIN, OF THE SERIAL
MYSTER- IES THE MURDERS IN THE RUE MORGUE, THE MYSTERY OF MARIE
ROGET, AND THE PURLOINED LETTER, GROWS INTO HIS ROLE OF PROFESSIONAL
DETECTIVE. HIS MYSTERIOUS NATURE AND IMPRESSIVE SHOWMANSHIP ADD TO HIS
AURA OF PROFESSIONAL- ISM, WHICH HELPS EARN HIM LARGE SUMS OF MONEY FOR
HIS SERVICES. 2. DUPIN IS A NEW MYTHOLOGICAL FIGURE BY LOTHAR CERNY 52
LIKE MANY HEROES IN ANCIENT MYTHS, AUGUSTE DUPIN FULFILLS ALMOST
SUPERHUMAN TASKS IN HIS PURSUIT FOR JUSTICE. WITH- OUT ANY SPECIAL
PHYSICAL PROWESS, HE SOLVES THE RIDDLES OF THE CRIMES HE IS FACED WITH,
BRINGING TRUTH TO LIGHT WHERE OTHERS HAVE SEARCHED FOR IT IN VAIN. 3.
POE S DETECTIVE TALES EMPLOY BOTH CRITICAL REASONING AND INTUITION BY
JANWHITT 59 POE S DETECTIVE FICTION EXEMPLIFIES HIS BELIEF THAT ART MUST
APPEAL TO BOTH REASON AND EMOTION. DETECTIVE DUPIN LIVES BY THIS SAME
BELIEF, SOLVING HIS FAMOUS CASES WITH A DE- TACHED ANALYSIS OF
SCIENTIFIC DATA AND AN UNDERSTANDING OF THE HUMAN HEART. 4. NARRATOR,
DETECTIVE, MURDERER: THE THREE FACES OF DUPIN BY GEORGE GRELLA 67 DUPIN
DEMONSTRATES THE TRIUMPH OF INTELLECT OVER CHAOS AND REFLECTS THE
RATIONAL POTENTIAL WITHIN POE S OWN FRE- QUENTLY IRRATIONAL AND
DISORDERED PSYCHE, WHICH PRESENTS ITSELF IN OTHER STORIES. CHAPTER 2:
REVENGE, MURDER, AND MADNESS 1. MADNESS AND DRAMA IN THE CASK OF
AMONTILLADO BY KATE STEWART 80 MONTRESOR IN THE CASK OF AMONTILLADO
IS A QUINTESSENTIAL REVENGE-TRAGEDY HERO. A MASTER OF DRAMATIC
TECHNIQUE, POE SYMBOLIZES MONTRESOR S DESCENT INTO INSANITY WITH THE
SOUND OF BELLS RINGING THROUGHOUT THE STORY. 2. IN DEFENSE OF MONTRESOR
BY PATRICK WHITE 87 ALTHOUGH MANY READERS READ OF MONTRESOR S ACT OF
REVENGE WITH A SENSE OF REVULSION, MONTRESOR IS NEITHER DEMENTED NOR
EVIL. IN FACT, HE HAS REASONS FOR THE VIOLENCE HE COM- MITS. 3. THE
SUPERNATURAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL IN THE BLACK CAT BY FRED MADDEN 94 IN
WRITING THE BLACK CAT, POE INTENDED HIS READERS TO EXPLORE BOTH THE
SUPERNATURAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL LEVELS OF THE TALE. 4. COMIC DESIGN IN
THE BLACK CAT BY JOHN HARMON MCELROY 101 THE BLACK CAT SHOULD BE
READ AS A HOAX ON READERS WHO TOO READILY SYMPATHIZE WITH AND PITY
CRIMINALS WHO PRO- CLAIM THEIR INNOCENCE. 5. EVIL EYE: A MOTIVE FOR
MURDER IN THE TELL-TALE HEART BYB.D. TUCKER 114 IN THE TELL-TALE
HEART, THE NARRATOR COMMITS A SEEMINGLY MOTIVELESS MURDER, FOR THE OLD
MAN HAS DONE HIM NO WRONG AND THE NARRATOR DOES NOT DESIRE HIS VICTIM S
MATER- IAL GOODS. A MOTIVE, HOWEVER, IS PRESENT AS THE NARRATOR
EXPLAINS, I THINK IT WAS HIS EYE! 6. THE TELL-TALE HEART IS A
NIGHTMARE ABOUT DEATH BY JOHN W. CANARIO 118 THE TELL-TALE HEART CAN
BEST BE UNDERSTOOD WHEN THE NARRATOR OF THE TALE IS RECOGNIZED AS THE
VICTIM OF A BIZARRE, HALLUCINATORY NIGHTMARE. 7. A LINK TO MACBETH IN
THE TELL-TALE HEART BY ROBERT MCLLVAINE 121 THERE ARE NUMEROUS
ALLUSIONS IN THE TELL-TALE HEART THAT SUGGEST THAT SHAKESPEARE S PLAY
MACBETH WAS ON POE S MIND WHEN HE WROTE THE STORY. CHAPTER 5: JOURNEYS
INTO TERROR ECHOES OF MARY SHELLEY S FRANKENSTEIN IN MS. FOUND IN A
BOTTLE BY DON G. SMITH AN EXAMINATION OF COMMON ELEMENTS IN MARY
SHELLEY S FRANKENSTEIN AND POE S STORY MS. FOUND IN A BOTTLE SUGGESTS
THAT SHELLEY S NOVEL^SERVED-AS-AN-INSPIRATION FOR THE STORY. NTEB-S.HS.
| STAATS U OTHV. BTSUOTHSK OOTTUNOSH 125 2. A DESCENT INTO THE
MAELSTROM CAN BE READ AS A TALL TALE BY FRED MADDEN 128 IN LIGHT OF
POE S PENCHANT FOR HOAXES, PARODIES, AND BUR- LESQUES, IT IS NOT
DIFFICULT TO READ A DESCENT INTO THE MAEL- STROM AS A TALL TALE. 3. A
DESCENT INTO THE MAELSTROM AND THE QUEST FOR IDEAL BEAUTY BY FREDERICK
S. FRANK 138 A DESCENT INTO THE MAELSTROM IS A KIND OF ANTI-GOTHIC
STORY IN WHICH POE TRANSFORMS THE GOTHIC JOURNEY FROM DARK AND FORBIDDEN
PLACES INTO A QUEST FOR IDEAL BEAUTY. 4. THE MATHEMATICIAN IN THE PIT
AND THE PENDULUM BY ROCHIE LAWES 147 IN THE PIT AND THE PENDULUM,
POE S NARRATOR IS CLEARLY A MATHEMATICIAN WHO MAKES USE OF HIS KNOWLEDGE
OF MATH TO ESCAPE THE TERROR HE FACES. 5. SUFFERIN G AND SELF-KNOWLEDGE:
THE PATH TO REDEMPTION IN THE PIT AND THE PENDULUM BY JEANNE M. MALLOY
153 APOCALYPTIC IMAGES AND THE THEME OF TRANSCENDENCE IN THE PIT AND
THE PENDULUM ARE BEST UNDERSTOOD NOT AS PRECURSORS TO THE LITERATURE OF
THE ABSURD BUT AS REMINIS- CENT OF THE LITERARY TRADITION OF ENGLISH
ROMANTICISM. CHAPTER 4: AN ATMOSPHERE OF DEATH: THE MASQUE OF THE RED
DEATH AND THE FALL OF THE HOUSE OF USHER 1. ALLEGORICAL MEANING IN
THE MASQUE OF THE RED DEATH BY H.H. BELL JR. 164 IN THE MASQUE OF THE
RED DEATH, THE SEVEN ROOMS PRINCE PROSPERO TAKES REFUGE IN ARE
ALLEGORICAL REPRESENTATIONS OF HIS OWN LIFE SPAN. IRONICALLY, HE CHASES
THROUGH THESE ROOMS IN PURSUIT OF THE THING HE FEARS MOST: THE VICTORY
OF DEATH OVER ALL. 2. THE MASQUE OF THE RED DEATH IS A FABLE OF NATURE
AND ART BY KERMIT VANDERBILT 170 PRINCE PROSPERO IS AN EXACT PORTRAIT OF
POE S IMAGE OF THE ARTIST-HERO, AND THE MASQUE OF THE RED DEATH IS, IN
THIS LIGHT, A FABLE ABOUT NATURE AND ART. 3. IN THE MASQUE OF THE RED
DEATH LIFE ITSELF IS DEATH BY JOSEPH PATRICK ROPPOLO 177 THE RED DEATH
IN POE S STORY IS NOT A PESTILENCE IN THE USUAL SENSE OF THE WORD.
RATHER, IT IS LIFE ITSELF, THE ONE AF- FLICTION SHARED BY ALL HUMANKIND.
4. THE ENCLOSURE MOTIF IN THE FALL OF THE HOUSE OF USHER BY LEONARD W.
ENGEL 182 POE EMPLOYS IMAGES OF ENCLOSURE, A COMMON MOTIF IN HIS WORK,
IN THE FALL OF THE HOUSE OF USHER TO CREATE SETTING, INFLUENCE MOOD,
AND INTENSIFY THE MYSTERY OF THE WORK. 5. THE FALL OF THE HOUSE OF
USHER : A RATIONAL INTERPRETATION OF TERROR BY I.M. WALKER 191 POE S
PURPOSE IN WRITING THE FALL OF THE HOUSE OF USHER WAS TO EXPLORE THE
PROCESS OF MENTAL DERANGEMENT. THERE ARE PLENTY OF ELEMENTS IN THE TALE
CAPABLE OF CAUSING TERROR AND SUCH DESCENT INTO MADNESS. 6. VAMPIRISM IN
THE FALL OF THE HOUSE OF USHER BY LYLE H. KENDALL JR. 201 REFERENCES
TO MADELINE IN THE FALL OF THE HOUSE OF USHER ARE FILLED WITH A DARK
SIGNIFICANCE: SHE IS A VAMPIRE. CHRONOLOGY FOR FURTHER RESEARCH INDEX
207 211 214
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