where can i find some literary critisisms on bram stoker's Dracula?

Question

hey i have a presentation due for my language arts class and i cant find six literary critisisms about the superstitions presented in dracula, can some one please help me? im desperate.

Answer 1

http://www.enotes.com/twentieth-century-criticism/dracula-bram-stoker
Your best bet is to stop by the public library where they have expensive sets of literary criticism. You can photocopy the sections you need (take some money with you or paper to take notes). These are much more detailed than anything you will find free online.

Answer 2

If you're looking for sources, try the Norton Critical Edition of Dracula. I would think they would have it at your local library. I had to read it for 2 of my classes this semester and the critical responses that are included are very helpful and offer alot of different views. I know Nina Auerbach has written alot on the subject (one of her essays is included in the edition I mentioned) so you could try researching some of her material. Finally, there's a book that includes info about the historical Dracula (Vlad Tepes) that you might find useful because it delves into superstition alot. It's called In Search of Dracula and was written by Raymond McNally & Radu Florescu. Good luck with your presentation

Answer 3

The library.