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bram stoker's "dracula"

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Religion

 

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Douglas M

 

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January 16, 2013

 

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University

 

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Oddly enough, Dracula resembles other forces of evil in other religions as well. A strong comparison exists between Dracula, Satan, and Hindu demons. Of course these parallels are not fully drawn across the entire novel. Some differences do exist, but the parallels that are apparent bring attention to a cultures idea of a monster or threatening force to order...
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Some differences do exist, but the parallels that are apparent bring attention to a cultures idea of a monster or threatening force to order. Dracula is the perfect symbol of otherness for the Victorian age. He comes from Transylvania in the East, an area full of superstitions and strange beliefs. Although the Romanians are based in Christianity, the Christians of the Victorian era do not view this as a modern form of the religion, but rather, as a more primitive structure...
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