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This document appears to be a presentation summarizing psychological analyses of two short stories by Edgar Allan Poe - "The Fall of the House of Usher" and "The Cask of Amontillado." The presentation discusses how Poe's personal life is reflected in the stories, specifically his experiences with the deaths of women in his life and his drinking habits. It also discusses themes in the stories like the 19th century American hope for immortality, fear of death, and reverse psychology, revenge, and duplicity in "The Cask of Amontillado." The presentation was given to the Department of English at M.K. Bhavanagar University on October 14, 2013.
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- 1. Department of English • • • • • • • Present by Roll no. Batch year Semester Guide by Paper no. Unit no. Heeral A.Bhatt 07 2013 3 Heenaba Zala 10 4
- 2. Presentation Topic Psychological Analysis of Edger Allen Poe’s two short stories , “The Fall of House of an Usher” and “The cask of an Amontillado”
- 4. Psycholgical analysis in the story “The Fall of a House of An Usher.” Personal life of Poe reveals in the story How personal life of Poe,becomes psychological analysis of the story? Hope of everlasting life of American in 19th centuary
- 5. Continue.. Personal life of Poe reveals in the story •Death of two womens in Poe’s life • Drinking habits •“The Doom of the drinkers”-Thomas Dunn How Personal life creates psychology in the story Hope of everlasting life of American in 19 th centuary • “irreclaimable eater opium” • Death and Fear of death in the story • People of the centuary could not accept the fact of Physical Death • Roderick ‘s wish to buried his sister in the house.
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- 8. Submitted to S.B.Gardi.Department of English M.K.Bhavanagar University Submission Date: 14/10/2013 Thank you