... containing a section on Dracula and the Germans includes no m ention of E. T. A. H offm ann.1 Neither is he cited as a source in any annotated edition o r study of the backgrounds of Stoker s novel. While there is no reason to suppose that Stoker read Hoffmann in the original, internal evi­ dence shows...

... rn e s readings of Sir Thom as Browne and his narrative about Alexander the Great and the Indian woman nurtured with aco­ nite,4 or possibly, according to Jan e Lundblad, from E. T. A. H offm an s Datura Fastuosa, a tale about an unusual flower grown by a mysterious Spanish sorcerer, who causes...

... Press, 1981) 217-56. 20 The Serapion Brethren 1:19. For a discussion o f H offm ann s relation to German Romantic thought, especially the influence of Schelling and Schubert, see Hewett-Thayer 113-21. 21 The Serapion Brethren 1:51. 22 Stoker, T he Crystal Cup, Best Ghost and Horror Stories, ed...

... m m o d o re P erry a n d th e O p e n in g o f Japan: N arra tive o f an A m e rica n S quadron to the China Seas a n d Japan, 1852-1854 (Stroud: Nonsuch, 2 0 0 5 ).The third volum e of N arra tive , about zodiacal light, will not be touched on here. 11 Michael H offm an, "Face to Face From World's...

.... Spanos, The Errant Art of Moby-Dick, (Durham & London: Duke UP, 1995) 155. CRYSTAL MUSIC IN HOFFMANN AND STOKER A volume of critical essays containing a section on Dracula and the Germans includes no m ention of E. T. A. H offm ann.1 Neither is he cited as a source in any annotated edition o r study...

... " re a lity " b u t w hich in sy m b o lic te rm s is clo se ly related to it, w hich is w h y Freud u nravels th e O edipal sy m b o lis m o f H offm ann's The S and M an (1816) in "T he 'U n ca n n yT h e d o u b lin g , o r re p e titio n co m p u lsio n , w h ich u n d e r­ pins the u ncanny...