评论
El libro para mí se merece, siempre, las cinco estrellas. Ahora, esta edición en concreto... Entre la cantidad de faltas de ortografía y tipografía y según qué licencias con la traducción...
Después de leerlo, soy incapaz de ver las adaptaciones. Amo este libro, me encanta demasiado, es demasiado bueno y una historia de terror y el hermoso amor entre Jonathan y Mina, la pobre Lucy y el resto de los personajes, el inmenso amor que le tengo a Seward y el terror que infunde Drácula, es algo maravillosos y me duele que no exista (o aún no encuentre) una adaptación digna.
Mesmo contendo erros de escrita, o livro é fantástico e memorável. Tem um humor leve e contagiante, os personagens icônicos e a moral é muito bonitinha. Tenho grande apresso pelo livro e personagens.
Empeze a leer la edición anotada para entender mejor la trama y la historia
One of the books I am extremely fond of and could reread over and over again! This is a classic in the world of horror fiction. Although not the first tale alluding to Vampirism or making of it the center of the plot, it is the one which instilled the genre for over a century now. Ever since Dracula, most -not to say all- vampire stories have one or more of the features of that fearful Transylvanian count in the bearing, appearance, designs, or behavior of their characters.The novel, however, is not merely a horror tale with a somewhat Gothic and monstrous antagonist at its center. It is also a study in the socio-historical conditions of the era. Its plot, by means of illustration, provides a series of contrasts between old traditions and new ideals, scientific rationality versus folklore, and the superstitious old Europe against Modern London. The book supplies numerous references to the latest ideas and inventions of the time in order to reflect the rapid technological changes during the late Victorian period. These references cover phonographs, kodak cameras, portable typewriters, and telegrams in addition to the new medical and psychological theories. Moreover, the entire plot of the novel is presented in the form of letters, diary entries, and newspapers cuttings to convey the scientifically advanced method of observing, analyzing, and recording information. Side by side with this revolutionary rise of science, Stocker appeals to the religious faith in dealing with the supernatural monster in an attempt to revive the religious zeal in an age mostly dominated by secularism. In keeping with the Fin-de-siècle Renaissance of Gothic literature, the book plays on the fears of the late Victorian society especially in connection with the fear of moral degeneration caused by Darwin's theory of evolution. At the same time, the foreign origin of the count can be read as an allegorical representation of the anxiety related to immigration at the time. Immigrants were then closely linked to vice, disease, and corruption. All three can be found in Dracula who's presence in London contaminates everyone with a strain of Vampirism. The two female characters in the novel serve an even more important feat which Stocker had attempted to accomplish. Mina Murray, on the one hand, escapes the preying of the fearful monster by dint of her traditional virtues as "the angel in the house". Lucy Westenra, on the other hand, falls victim to her own unconventional desires and needs as a "new woman". This portrayal suggests to the mind Stocker's possible opposition to the new woman and his preference of conventions. Overall, the book is a classic scare. It is dark, creepy, suspenseful, and interesting, which would allow its enjoyment by many more generations to come.
The original and the best. We all know about dracula. But it is a grand tale of bloodlust that makes you wonder... was this ever real? If you have Never read Dracula you should. I have seen so many retellings of this book, but up until now i had never read this book. Well i can safely say now i have read it and that is just one more class off my list. I enjoyed the heck out of it. I may even read it on the lead up to halloween next year.
Uno dei libri per bambini più belli mai scritti. Ti fa viaggiare con la fantasia in un mondo incredibile, difficile da dimenticare. "«io, invece del cuore, chiederò il cervello; perché uno sciocco non saprebbe che farsene di un cuore, se mai si trovasse ad averne uno.» disse lo Spaventapasseri. «Io prendo il cuore,» ribatté L'uomo di Latta, «perché il cervello da solo non basta a farti felice e la felicità è la cosa più bella del mondo.»"
The Harker family are my shayla forever, they're sooooo cute 🥹🥹 Honestly I'm glad I found an audiobook for that one, still liked it tho
Definitely way different from the movie but I'm glad I finally read this classic
Me costó un mundo leerlo pero valió la pena, aunque el final fue un poco apresurado.
I didn't totally hate this book, but it was pretty lame. It started off promising and then became a mess of words. I was sick of it by the half-way mark and had to force myself to finish it just in case there was something good at the end. There wasn't. Maybe it's just a thing with classics, but it dragged on for soooo long that it mentally tired me.