what gothic elements are present in "The Fall of the House of Usher"?

Answer 1

By gothic, one means that the author emphasizes the grotesque, the mysterious, the desolate, the horrible, the ghostly, and, ultimately, the abject fear that can be aroused in either the reader or in the viewer.

Gothic elements:

Descriptions of decay, such as with the castle
Mental condition of Usher, which is rapidly deteriorating
Emphasizing physical space to create ghostly atmospheres
The possibility of returning to life after one's death
Strong emphasis of the life of the mind after the body's death
Characters possess some sort of "psychic" communication
A super sensitive hero who does not function well in the normal world

Hope this helps!

Answer 2

If Lauren is right, then the whole book is Gothic!
It is at least spooky and true Edgar Alan Poesque!
Now, I bet you should have a proper list as your question sounds like a school work!
I read it too long ago to be more precise, sorry!