VIOLENT DEATH IN THE CITY

The exploration of the dangerous lover archetype reveals its deep-rooted presence in literature over two centuries, characterized by a brooding, romantic hero marked by a troubled past. Deborah Lutz examines this figure's evolution through various literary movements, including Romanticism and Modernism, highlighting its impact on both literature and philosophical thought. By analyzing works from renowned authors alongside contemporary romance, the book delves into themes of desire, death, and eroticism, blending lyrical prose with profound inquiry.