1. DRACULA:SECOND-A
READING-PROJECT
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2. 1. VAMPIRES: AN INTRODUCTION
1.1 Definition
1.2 Appearance and history
1.3 Vampire fiction
1.4 How is a vampire’s body?
1.5 Vampire characteristics
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3. 2. VAMPIRES IN HISTORY
2.1 Elizabeth Bathory
2.2 Peter Kürten
2.3 Vlad the Impaler
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4. 3. VAMPIRES IN CINEMA
3.1 Introduction
3.2 Francis Ford
Coppola’s Dracula
3.3 Interview with
the vampire
3.4 The Twilight
Saga
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5. 4. VAMPIRES IN LITERATURE: BRAM
STOKER’S DRACULA (I)
4.1 Vlad Dracul vs Count Dracula
4.2 Bram Stoker: Life and works
4.3 Summary
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7. ARE YOU READY?
AHHHHHH!
This is
Christopher
Lee
as Dracula
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8. Some people drank blood for
pleasure or
with magical purposes.
ELIZABETH BATHORY drank
blood in the 17th century
to keep eternal youth.
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9. PETER
KÜRTEN
(1883-1931), the
vampire of
Dusseldorf, drank
animal or human
blood
and he felt great
pleasure.
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13. One story tells of
Dracula noticing a
peasant man who was
wearing a shirt that
was too short. When
Dracula asked the
man’s wife why the man
wasimproperly
dressed,she said she
was too busycooking
and cleaning to sew.
She was
immediatelyimpaled.
Graciously, Dracula
chose a new wife for
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15. THE REAL DRACULA: VLAD THE IMPALER
DRACULA’S CASTLE
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16. VAMPIRES IN CINEMA
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17. FRANCIS FORD COPPOLA’S
BRAN STOKER’S DRACULA
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19. THE TWILIGHT SAGA
See film
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21. VAMPIRES IN LITERATURE:
BRAM STOKER’S DRACULA
The most famous vampire in
literature appeared in 1897.
That year the Irish writer
BRAM STOKER published
his novel Dracula. It made
Vlad the Impaler famous
worldwide.
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22. COMPARISON:
VLAD VS COUNT DRACULA
VLAD DRACUL COUNT DRACULA
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23. CHARACTER STUDY
DRACULA
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