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Poe, insanity, and containing the feminine monstrous

Humanities

Poe, insanity, and containing the feminine monstrous

T. Hayes

Discover how Edgar Allan Poe's tumultuous relationships with women shaped his portrayal of the feminine monstrous in his stories. This research by Tracy Hayes delves into the complexities of unrestrained womanhood and its implications for masculinity.

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