Dracula – Writer’s Techniques (OCR A-Level English Literature): Flashcards

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Dracula – Writer's Techniques
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Epistolary format definition

Novel told through collection of documents

Multiplicity of voices meaning

Multiple narrators offering different perspectives

Epistolary format effect on realism

Presents supernatural as documented fact, enhances authenticity

Non-linear timeline purpose

Reflects psychological confusion, creates dramatic irony

Blood symbolism in Dracula

Represents both life and corruption

Crucifix function in novel

Literal source of power, protection against evil

Castle symbolism

Gothic entrapment, mystery, and decay

Bats and wolves symbolism

Shape-shifting abilities and primal fear

Gothic fiction definition

Genre exploring dark, mysterious, and supernatural themes

Victorian formality effect

Creates tension when contrasted with horrific events

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