Republic of uzbekistan samarqand state institute of foreign languanges faculty of foreign languages

WRITES GOTHIC FICTION-Gothic fiction enjoys many different authors from the 18th Century through to the modern age. The following shows only a few of the many Gothic authors many people will recognise:

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  Horace Walpole
  
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  Ann Radcliffe
  
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  Daphne du Mariner
  
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  Edgar Allan Poe
  
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  Bram Stoker
  
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  Stephen King
  
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  Mary Shelley
  

There are far too many Gothic authors to list each and every single one
Settings such as castles from Gothic novels like Dracula and Castle of Otranto are set in the idealised settling of medieval buildings in the same way that gothic architecture used. Religion also plays a major part of Gothic fiction with buildings like monasteries and cathedrals being ideal settings as can be found in novels such as The Monk.
Isolation also became a big thing in Gothic literature as it is easier to scare the protagonist by placing them in a situation that they cannot escape from. Settings for Gothic fiction therefore often include:

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  Castles
  
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  Monastries
  
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  Cathedrals
  
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  Graveyards
  
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  Farmhouses in the middle of nowhere
  

Any place that is out of the way and preferably with a long history is an ideal setting for any Gothic setting.

1.2. What are Gothic elements in modern literature.
Gothic Literature- is a deliciously terrifying blend of fiction and horror with a little romance thrown in. The Gothic novel has a long history, and although it has changed since 1765 when it began with Walpole's Castle of Otranto: A Gothic Story, it has maintained certain classic Gothic romantic elements. The Gothic genre has withstood the test of time, as evidenced by Shelley's Frankenstein of 1818, Stoker's infamous Dracula of 1897, and current authors like Stephen King.
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