Connections, Themes, Contexts, and Critical Interpretations (OCR A-Level English Literature): Flashcards

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Connections, Themes, Contexts, and Critical Interpretations
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Stoker's use of Gothic conventions

Reinforces Victorian values

Forbidden chambers' function

External form of internal psychological states

Mina's quote on blood (Ch. 21)

Blood is too precious a thing

Lucy as vampire description

Bloated child

Crew of Light self-description

Ministers of God's own wish

Lucy's polyandrous question (Ch. 5)

Why can't a girl marry three men?

Mina's survival-enabling trait

Angel in the house

Bloody Chamber publication year & context

1979, second-wave feminism

Punter on Carter vs Stoker

Radicalizes what Stoker pathologizes

Mother's weapon (Bloody Chamber)

Rifle (replaces Van Helsing's stake)

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