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Van Helsing is in de roman een Amsterdamse arts en hoogleraar die tevens vampierkenner blijkt te zijn. Professor dokter Abraham van Helsing is de leermeester van dr. John Seward die, wanneer zijn vriendin Lucy ziek wordt, zijn hulp inroept. Van Helsing herkent Lucy’s ziekte meteen als het gevolg van een vampierbeet, maar houdt zijn ...
Abraham Van Helsing. Některá data mohou pocházet z datové položky. Chybí svobodný obrázek. Abraham Van Helsing je vedlejší postava nizozemského lékaře z knihy Brama Stokera Drákula, která byla poprvé vydána roku 1897. Následně se postava objevila v několika dalších dílech. Charakteristikou postavy je boj proti upírům a ...
Abraham Van Helsing. An eminent professor from Amsterdam, and a learned "man of science," Van Helsing was Seward's former teacher; Seward calls him to England to help with the case of Lucy. Van Helsing later leads the group, including Seward, on the hunt to "truly kill" Lucy and track down and truly kill Dracula.
His first name, Abraham, is a Biblical name, meaning “father of many” or “father of a nation” in Hebrew. In the Bible, Abraham is the founder and descent of the Jews, and Van Helsing is depicted as a father or patriarch of a group of young people who work together to hunt Count Dracula. Like his Biblical figure namesake, Van Helsing ...
Le professeur Abraham Van Helsing est un personnage de fiction créé par Bram Stoker dans le roman Dracula en 1897. Introduction Abraham Van Helsing; Biographie fictive; Description Physique Personnalité; Création du personnage À propos du nom; Œuvr ...
Van Helsing. Old Professor Van Helsing is an experienced, competent man, but due to the unfortunately unskilled manner in which Stoker renders Van Helsing’s speech, he often comes across as somewhat bumbling. Nevertheless, Van Helsing emerges as a well-matched adversary to the count, and he is initially the only character who possesses a mind ...
Citazioni su Abraham Van Helsing [modifica] A suo modo, Van Helsing costituisce un bel contrasto con Victor Frankenstein: entrambi medici, entrambi brillanti, entrambi più avanti del loro tempo. Solo che Mary Shelley considera il suo intelligentissimo medico un uomo pericoloso e guasto, mentre per Stoker è gentile, simpatico e, in fin dei ...
