The Pit and the Pendulum

My students have been reading The Pit and the Pendulum and Other Stories by Edgar Alla Poe and to make them understand the contents of terror in the stories, I showed them this video about The Pit and the Pendulum!!




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  1. Danay9 de noviembre de 2017 a las 11:46

    wow, that's a beautiful video, where can I find that story on PDF?

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  2. Unknown13 de noviembre de 2017 a las 20:14

    Me gusta la manera de mezclar algunas disciplinas, y la lectura en otro idioma de piezas de literatura universal me agrada mucho. Muchas de las obras de Allan Poe han sido adaptadas al séptimo arte por parte de Vincent Price, tal vez pudiese ser un aporte eso. Saludos y excelente el blog!

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  3. Anita Escarpentier14 de noviembre de 2017 a las 4:56

    Muchas gracias Lore! Creo que sería muy buena opción ver una de las adaptaciones de las obras de Alla Poe. Gracias por la sugerencia.

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  4. Unknown18 de noviembre de 2017 a las 13:46

    Excelente animación de uno de mis autores favoritos! Gracias por postearlo, saludos.

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    1. Anita Escarpentier19 de noviembre de 2017 a las 13:30

      De nada Sole! Fue una herramienta de apoyo para que mis estudiantes se hicieran una idea sobre la historia y el autor.

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