Life and death: Poe and Kierkegaard

The dreadful allure of Edgar Allan

Both Poe and Kierkegaard were preoccupied with death, denial and fear - worries never more prescient than during the Covid-19 pandemic. Unlike the philosopher, the poet projected his obsessions into a world of stories filled with agnosticism and uncertainty. 

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Edgar Allan Poe was one of the brightest representatives of the Gothic Tradition of his era. The apprehension and tension that appeared in his works was remarkable and memorable. Reading reviews of his stories on customwritingz.net and doing a linguistic analysis of some pieces, I explained a lot to myself about the origins of fear and awe in front of the unknown.