Edgar Allan Poe’da “Yeniden Canlandırmanın Korkunç Dramı”: Dişi Vampirlerde Anneyi Canlandırma

This paper aims to analyze Edgar Allan Poe’s fiction and poems from a psychoanalytic perspective. The Romantic writer’s short tragic life was governed by his Oedipus complex strong death drive as the result of traumatic experiences at an early age. He witnessed mother’s battle with tuberculosis, which followed her death. Throughout entire life, he has searched for mother figure. In works, Poe revives in portrayals female characters forms vampires. These all their writings appear uncanny reflections unconscious, had grasp on long before Sigmund Freud researched theorized these terms. Resulting wish, narrators, who are mere himself, create dark, tomb-like settings where they isolate themselves reality or consciousness, focusing vampire figures admire. However, also horrify embodiments itself. creating undead women, expresses desire reunite dead endeavors uncover link between death, secret that holds. research focuses stories “Berenice,” “Ligeia,” “Morella,” “The Fall House Usher,” addition various poems.