Edgar Poe and his critics.

Bound in brown cloth; stamped in gold and blind; endpapers coated blue.

The fall of the house of Usher : and other tales and prose writings of Edgar Poe /

Mode of access: Internet.

The truth about Edgar A. Poe /

"Poe's cottage at Fordham, by John H. Boner" (poem) on guard sheet facing frontispiece.

Étude médico-psychologique sur Edgar Poe.

"Bibliographie": p. [95]-97.

The complete works of Edgar Allen Poe /

The booklovers Arnheim ed.

Poe diante do espelho: uma nova leitura da literatura fantástica

Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES)

New glimpses of Poe,

"The chapters constituting this little book originally appeared in the Independent for September, 1900."--Proem.

Poe's Helen,

Mode of access: Internet.

Poe and the Southern literary messenger,

Mode of access: Internet.

Poe's literary battles : the critic in the context of his literary milieu /

Includes bibliography.

The Poe cult, and other Poe papers, with a new memoir,

Reprinted from various periodicals.

Politian: a critical analysis

Why even look at Politian, an unfinished failure? While it is true that Politian was a failure for its time and surely one of Poe's least successful attempts, it may improve on a stage with a more modern perspective. If not solely for examination of Poe's artistic effort, Politian also warrants a closer read due to its historical relevance by way of Beauchamp and Sharp. Poe, a most fastidious editor of his work, was ultimately required because of financial constraints to lay aside Politian in its unfinished state. As a result, the unedited Politian may provide insight into the writing process of Poe that other polished pieces cannot, and that, if nothing else, warrants a more precise study of his play.

Estudo comparativo acerca do espaço e do tempo em O gato preto e O processo

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Tradução e adaptação de The Fall of the House of Usher: um estudo comparativo

The aim of this work is to analyze the short-story The Fall of the House of Usher by Edgar Allan Poe, and two of its versions into Portuguese: A Queda da Casa de Uhser, a translation by Brenno Silveira, published in 1959 by Abril, and the adaptation by Clarice Lispector, with the same title, published in 1975 by Ediouro. The original short-story was first published in 1840, in Tales of the Grotesque and Arabesque, translated into Portuguese as Histórias Extraordinárias. In this work, we will identify the differences between a translation and an adaptation, as well as the construction of the grotesque universe in those different texts. By means of a comparative analysis from the selected corpus, we will deploy the ways each one constructs the effect wanted by Poe, highlighting the main semantic and structural differences present in the translation and the adaptation of the short-story in relation with the original. Lastly, we will try to show the losses and gains of an adaptation