Dracula

<p>1. “Welcome to my house! Enter freely and of your own free will”: Dracula in international contexts -&nbsp;Marius-Mircea Crişan.- 2.&nbsp;The Casework Relationship: Le Fanu, Stoker and the Rhetorical Contexts of Irish Gothic -&nbsp;William Hughes.- 3.&nbsp;The Discourse of Italy in Nineteenth Century Irish Gothic: Maturin’s&nbsp;Fatal Revenge, Le Fanu’s exotic tales,&nbsp;and&nbsp;The Castle of Savina -&nbsp;Donatella Abbate Badin.- 4.&nbsp;“Bloodthirsty and Remorseless Fangs”: Representation of East-Central Europe in Edgar Allan Poe’s Gothic short stories -&nbsp;Lucian-Vasile Szabo, Marius-Mircea Crișan.- 5.&nbsp;Spirited Away: Dream Work, the Outsider, and the Representation of Transylvania in the Pied Piper and Dracula Myth in Britain and Germany -&nbsp;Sam George.- 6.&nbsp;Count Dracula’s Lifetime Identity and Address -&nbsp;Hans Corneel de Roos.- 7.&nbsp;Dracula and the Psychic World of the East End of London -&nbsp;Clive Bloom.- 8.&nbsp;Tourism and Travel in BramStoker’s&nbsp;Dracula -&nbsp;Duncan Light.- 9.&nbsp;Castle Hunedoara and the Dracula Myth: Connection or Speculation? -&nbsp;Marius-Mircea Crișan.- 10.&nbsp;Location and the Vampire: The Impact of Fictional Stories upon Associated Locations -&nbsp;Kristin L. Bone.- 11.&nbsp;In Search of Dracula’s Oracular History -&nbsp;John Edgar Browning.- 12.&nbsp;Vampiric Emotion and Identity in Dracula and Interview with the Vampire -&nbsp;Nancy Schumann.- 13.&nbsp;Gothic and Horror in Contemporary Cinema and Television: Aesthetic Experience and Emotional Impact -&nbsp;Magdalena Grabias.- 14.&nbsp;Papa Dracula: Vampires for Family Values? -&nbsp;Dorota Babilas.- 15.&nbsp;The Evolution of Gothic Spaces: Ruins, Forests, Urban Jungles -&nbsp;Carol Senf.&nbsp;</p>