Dracula

Style and Technique

«Dracula» by Bram Stoker is written in the form of diary entries, letters, newspaper clippings, and phonograph recordings of the main characters. This technique creates an immersive effect and a sense of direct involvement in the book's events. The author employs Gothic motifs, crafting an atmosphere of horror and mystery. Stoker masterfully describes the psychology of the characters, their inner experiences, and conflicts. There is also noticeable attention to detail in the descriptions of nature, architecture, and settings, contributing to a vivid and memorable portrayal of the era. The language of «Dracula» is rich and expressive, with the use of archaisms and foreign words to emphasize the authenticity of the setting and time.