The female death as an aesthetic moment of transformation: Edgar Allan Poes "Morella"

Exploring the theme of beauty and mortality, this seminar paper delves into the profound impact of a woman's death as a poetic motif in literature. It examines how this theme resonates within American short stories, highlighting its emotional depth and artistic significance. The paper, graded highly, reflects on the interplay between aesthetics and loss, showcasing a nuanced understanding of literary works within the context of English didactics.