Dracula : authoritative text, contexts, reviews and reactions, dramatic and film variations, criticism
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Dracula : authoritative text, contexts, reviews and reactions, dramatic and film variations, criticism
(Norton critical editions, . Victorian era)
W.W. Norton, c2022
2nd ed. / edited by John Edgar Browning and David J. Skal
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Note
"This Dracula carefully follows the text and format of the first Archibald Constable edition, published in [Westminster,] London in May 1897."--A note on the text (p. xiv)
Previous edition: 1997
Bibliography: p. 577-581
Description and Table of Contents
Description
This Norton Critical Edition includes:
The first edition of the novel, published by Archibald Constable in London in 1897 and chosen by the editors in order to give readers-insofar as such a thing is possible-a more historically authentic reading experience than has been generally available. Arcane words and usages are footnoted at first appearance.
Editorial matter by John Edgar Browning and David J. Skal.
Eight background pieces, five of them new to the Second Edition, on Count Dracula specifically and vampires more generally; seven reviews and reactions to Dracula's publication, five of them new to the Second Edition; and six selections, two of them new to and two others updated for the Second Edition, on Dracula's many dramatic and filmic variations.
Eleven critical essays on Dracula's central themes, six of them new to the Second Edition.
A selected bibliography.
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