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为什么要读埃德加 · 爱伦 · 坡的作品？- 斯科特 · 皮普尔斯
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斯科特 · 皮普尔斯 |
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• September 2018
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不断下降的钟摆刃底下被捆绑住的囚犯。一只栖息在主人公房里不愿离去的乌鸦。一颗被埋藏在地板下的跳动的心。坡的哥特式作品构思新颖、情节恐怖，对文学的发展产生了深远的影响。但究竟是什么让埃德加 · 爱伦 · 坡（Edgar Allan Poe）成为了美国文学伟人之一呢？斯科特 · 皮普尔斯对此进行探讨。 课程讲解：斯科特 · 皮普尔斯（Scott Peeples），动画执导：Compote Collective。
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