be persons who have returned from the dead. These mythological characters have drawn the interest of people from all places and from all ages. Vampires attract readers, make us argue over their existence, and bring back scary childhood memories. For these reasons, the supernatural stories of Edgar Allan Poe are very popular. “The Fall of the House of Usher” is about a man being called to Roderick Usher’s manor to help him with his and his sister’s mental illness. Some scholars argue over the Ushers’
possession, the battle of good and evil, or mental illness like schizophrenia. However, the Biopsychosocial Theory is a combination of biological, psychological, and social factors that come together like ingredients to form the mind of a serial killer. Religious theories are normally discarded due to the lack of scientific proof; however it’s not safe to dismiss these theories entirely because they are associated with an individual’s social affiliations and mental beliefs. Understanding the
in an overwhelmingly patriarchal society. Her most famous story, The Yellow Wallpaper records her ‘narrow escape’ from ‘complete mental ruin’ , and, along with her other stories expounds truths about feminine injustice. Wharton looks at the relationships one man has with two women; one
Gaia’s desire to become a Mother, made her pregnant by herself, and she gave birth to Uranus, who was a God like Gaia. Later Gaia and Uranus had children together. Ancients across cultures also believed in an underworld, beneath the Earth, where dead souls would go. Thus Earth for the ancient Greeks represented life and death. In Aristotle’s study of the five elements he believed that the Earth rests on water. Plato assigned the geometric form of cube to the element Earth. Anaximander in his study