The book delves into the evolution of Gothic literature by examining the historical martial, political, and literary tensions between Britain and France. It highlights how these conflicts influenced the themes and characteristics of Gothic storytelling, providing a unique perspective on the genre's development through the lens of national rivalry and cultural exchange.
Angela Wright explains exactly what colour is and how it works, discussing traditional ideas about its influence on behaviour and mood before going on to describe the discoveries she has made over the last twenty years. It shows you how to apply the theory of colour to yourself and your wardrobe, whatever your gender, race or colouring, and expands on applications in your home, your workplace and in commercial design. Personality types and their relationship with specific colours and tones are described fully. Quizzes and practical examples help you to work out your 'personal palette' and identify which colours are most supportive for you. The combination of practical advice and insight into the human condition is irresistible.
The book delves into the evolution of Gothic themes, examining how martial, political, and literary conflicts between Britain and France shaped this genre. It highlights the interplay of historical events and cultural exchanges that influenced Gothic literature, providing insights into how these tensions manifested in storytelling and artistic expression. Through a detailed analysis, it uncovers the rich connections between national identity and the Gothic tradition.