VICTORIAN MASCULINITY

  VICTORIAN MASCULINITY   Patrick Daly in Modernism, Romance, and the Fin de Siecle argues that in the midst of waning masculinities, Stoker's novel was a manual for professional men (male figures that were crucial to the expansion of British home rule) and how to be 'masculine-‘ Do you agree with Daly‘s assertion? Why or why not? Make sure to cite evidence from Bram Stoker’s text 'Dracula‘ in order to support your claims.