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My Presentation of The American Literature - Paper no. 10




     Here I am sharing my presentation of The American Literature
Paper no 10

Topic: Psycho paths in Edgar Allan Poe’s stories and in Bollywood Movies

          In this presentation I have tried to explain psychopathy with symptoms. I have connected Psychopaths of Edgar Allan Poe’s short stories with some characters of Bollywood films.

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  1. virajee bathvar28 November 2016 at 00:41

    you have well explained the concept of psychopathy..
    My question is..
    Can you connect horror elements with psychopathy in Poe's short stories?

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    1. Yesha Bhatt29 November 2016 at 03:46

      Good question!
      Horror elements and psychopathy both are different concepts. In Poe's short stories he connects both. His characters have psychological disorders and they behaves in way that readers feel horror.

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