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Fiends and Murderers: Edgar Allan Poe's Influence on Death as Depicted in American Media

  • Christine Jackson

    Research output: Other contribution

    Abstract

    Poe's psychological "tales of ratiocination" create the daring illusion that death can be "figured out." This discussion analyzes selected motifs of villainy and murder in a few of Poe's works and notes how his techniques for generating suspense continue to affect the portrayal of death in today's popular culture.

    Original languageAmerican English
    StatePublished - 1800

    Disciplines

    • English Language and Literature

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