The Function of Space in Victorian Gothic Literature. Use of spatiality by Oscar Wilde and Robert L. Stevenson.

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Exploring the significance of various spaces in two iconic Victorian Gothic tales, this seminar paper analyzes how locations like the city of London and the traditional Gothic house shape the narratives of "The Picture of Dorian Gray" and "The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde." It emphasizes the importance of literal and metaphorical thresholds in these stories, highlighting how these settings influence character development and plot progression. The paper provides a detailed examination of the interplay between space and narrative within the Gothic genre.