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Dracula (1897)
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The journals, letters, telegrams and newspaper cuttings make knowledge arrive unevenly. Mina’s work of putting the records together is part of the action: somebody must turn private experiences into usable evidence. Compare what a contributor can know at the moment of writing with what the assembled papers allow you to infer. Choose it for an accumulating Gothic case file, with violence and sexual threat beneath the documentary surface.
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