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Bram Stoker (1912)

2012
The fidus Achates of Henry Irving, perhaps the greatest influence on the theater in the history of stage affairs, has just died in London, and although he was a talented novelist, historian and journalist, Bram Stoker is known only as the “personal representative and business manager” of the great English actor.
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Bram Stoker: centenary essays

Irish Studies Review, 2016
With its avowed remit to represent “the current range of scholarly opinion on Stoker” and “to encourage readers and critics to venture beyond Dracula and its cultural legacy” (36), Bram Stoker: Cen...
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Bram Stoker’s Sleep Work

Representations, 2021
This paper traces sleep, labor, and attention through the novels of Bram Stoker. Stoker’s sleep reflects a turn-of-the-century fascination with networks of communication and nocturnal productivity. Dracula’s mesmeric sleep—alongside Freud’s near-contemporaneous turning of dreams into “work”—becomes a conduit of information exchange and production ...
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Ein thailändischer Bram Stoker

2019
südostasien – Zeitschrift für Politik • Kultur • Dialog, Bd. 34 Nr.
Baumann, Benjamin, Verstappen, Nicolas
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Bram Stoker: Dracula

2008
This comprehensive survey of the critical response to Dracula provides an overview of the trends and development of work surrounding the novel. The critics and approaches discussed range from the earliest studies to the present day, with particular emphasis on biography, psychoanalysis, postcolonialism, Irish studies and gender.
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Bram Stoker and Gothic Transylvania

2016
Analysing the influence of Bram Stoker’s readings about Transylvania on the representation of this region in Dracula can shed a new light on the construction of this famous fictional place (Leatherdale, 1987: 97–9, 108–110; Frayling, 1991: 317–20, 331; Goldsworthy, 1998: 77–82; Miller, 2006: 122–7; Cris‚an, 2013: 214–26).
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Postcolonial Settings in the Fiction of James Clarence Mangan, Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu and Bram Stoker

New Directions in Irish and Irish American Literature, 2023
Richard Jorge
exaly  

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