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A Literary Analysis of the Novel Dracula: The Gothic Literary Style
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The literary analysis of the 1897 Dracula by Bram Stoker takes the form of studying the narrative structure and techniques that Bram Stoker used in writing the novel. The writer uses gothic elements w... ithin the epistolary style, which is delivery in a series of writings, make the novel readable and even more captivating. For example, there are multiple segments and narrators within the same work that allow for a rejuvenated look into the reading. This also makes the novel have a complex nature of gothic fiction that has allowed for the works adaptation into different forms of arts such as films. The novel, Dracula, contains the literature of gothic horror, which is also understood as the genre of writing that deviated from the neoclassical methods and the strict order and allowed for imaginative expressions of the author. Boudreau, B. (2011). “Libidinal Life: Bram Stoker, Homosocial Desire and the Stokerian Biographical Project,” Brno Studies in English, Vol. 37, No. 2, ISSN 0524–6881. Ferguson, C. (2004). “Nonstandard Language and the Cultural Stakes of Stoker’s Dracula,” in ELH, Vol. 71, No. 1. Spring, http://www.jstor.org/stable/30029928 Stoker. B. (1897). Dracula. [Show More]
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