빅토리아시대의 악몽: 드라큘라
A Nightmare of the Victorian Age:Dracula
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This essay aims at analyzing Bram Stoker’s Dracula not as a mere fantasy story about vampires but as a nightmare of the Victorian Age, which oppressed women, racial others, and colonies. This analysis is hinged upon an understanding of the Victorian Age as the Janus- faced period in which one half sends cheers toward progresses in science and civilization and the other half throws curses toward women, lower classes, and the colonized. On the one hand, Dracula can be read as dealing with a sort of “witch hunt” of female sexuality; on the other, it is about reinforcing the colonial cause and dispelling the fear of reverse colonization by the racial others. No matter how Dracula is described as an exotic, demonic foreigner in the text, the text Dracula, after all, reflects nothing but the self-portrait of the Victorian Age, which sucked the blood of women, the lower classes, and colonies.
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This essay aims at analyzing Bram Stoker’s Dracula not as a mere fantasy story about vampires but as a nightmare of the Victorian Age, which oppressed women, racial others, and colonies. This analysis is hinged upon an understanding of the Victorian Age as the Janus- faced period in which one half sends cheers toward progresses in science and civilization and the other half throws curses toward women, lower classes, and the colonized. On the one hand, Dracula can be read as dealing with a sort of “witch hunt” of female sexuality; on the other, it is about reinforcing the colonial cause and dispelling the fear of reverse colonization by the racial others. No matter how Dracula is described as an exotic, demonic foreigner in the text, the text Dracula, after all, reflects nothing but the self-portrait of the Victorian Age, which sucked the blood of women, the lower classes, and colonies.
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