Annotated Bibliography

John, Kaufhold. The Neuroses of Edgar Allan Poe: A Fever Called Living, iuniverse. (2008), p.12-31

In the context of the Book the author rendered his thoughts towards the work of Edgar Allan Poe's claustrophobia. However, here the author also signified the thoughts of Edgar Allan Poe as a piece indicating Edgar Poe as the as a master of the genre, where illusion, allusion, grim reality, metaphor and psychological terrors are explored and used to create deep fear of being enclosed. Moreover, the author criticizes the Edgar Poe for rendering the ancient, fearsome vault, madness, in the context of the work identified above. Plus, the author in the context of the work tends to criticize the author based on the level; of exaggeration used. Plus, the counter sources cited by the Edgar Allan Poe tend to lack evidence on most of the grounds. Thus, Edgar Allan Poe tends to remain less convincing as a result. However, there has been extra criticism on the modus operandi of Edgar Allan Poe in the context of the claustrophobia. There have been instances where the author very cunningly points on the incidents which tend to be seen through the eyes of suspicion as the vagueness tends to drive the whole notion of the gothic elements involved.

The resource can be used in the context of the next paper since it does speak about how of Edgar Allan Poe tends to play with the genre in order to showcase his talent to the world. Moreover, the fact needs to be kept in mind that this resource cannot be used in the same context as it is used in this paper.

Patricia, Waugh. Literary Theory and Criticism, Oxford University Press. (2006),p 437-451

In the context of this work the author tends to hint towards the fact that Edgar Allan Poe's claustrophobia has been used very efficiently by the Edgar Allan Poe in order to prove himself as a master of concealment. In the text of the work Poe tends to be very crafty in choosing words tends to shape up the imaginations of the reader. It would not be wrong to state that the choice of the words by the Poe tends to remain one of the driving factors of this story other than the context of the story. His choice of words not only stands on the grounds of craftiness but Poe was found very economical when portraying the speech through the use of the words.

The author tends to set the story as the paradigm for suspense throughout the course of the story (Dunn, p.37). Moreover, it has been highlighted as the reflecting narrative process which is a result of delusional ideas and pictures legally incurred in the minds of the narrator and his imagination would move into an ever-increasing psychotic confusion. In the course of this story her writing is primarily subtle and often ironic and witty. However, the author here tends to point out that Edgar Allan Poe's claustrophobia is used by author in order to shed light ...