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اثر ادب الرعب القوطىيوجد فقط 14 صفحة متاحة للعرض العام
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المستخلص
Abstract
The present study is entitled: “The Effect of Gothic Horror Literature on
The Novels of Ahmed Khaled Tawfiq” The field of study is devoted to
“Frankenstein,” the wonderful Mary Shelley, and “Dracula,” the
immortal creativity of Bram Stoker, and then the impact of these two
works on Ahmed Khaled Tawfiq’s novels. The study includes an
introduction, a preface, two chapters, and a conclusion with the most
important findings and recommendations, followed by a list of sources
and references. The introduction includes the reasons for choosing the
topic, its objectives, the questions of the study, the methodology of the
study, and previous studies. The preface examines the psychology of
fear, the aesthetics of ugliness, Gothic horror literature and its most
important pioneers, and Mary Shelley, Bram Stoker and Ahmed Khaled
Tawfiq. Chapter one entitled: The Effect of Gothic Horror Literature on
the Intellectual Content of Ahmed Khaled Tawfiq’s Novels
(“Frankenstein and Dracula” as models), addresses the emergence and
development of the model, following this with the symbolic meaning
that the model carries in the novels under study. Chapter two entitled:
The Effect of Gothic Horror Literature on the Artistic Construction of
Ahmed Khaled Tawfiq's Novels, deals with this impact through:
characters, time, place, and event. In the end, the conclusion briefly
reveals the most important findings and recommendations of the study,
followed by sources and references cited.