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The 9 pages that link to Doppelgänger, each with the reason it gives.

• E. T. A. HoffmannRelated: Doubles and divided identities recur in Hoffmann’s tales.

• The Black BookRelated: The novel repeatedly links imitation and transformation to Galip’s pursuit.

• The TenantRelated: Trelkovsky’s resemblance to Simone Choule becomes part of his frightening transformation.

• A Tale of Two CitiesRelated: Carton and Darnay’s physical resemblance makes the rescue at the novel’s climax possible.

• Jun'ichirō TanizakiRelated: Stories such as 'The Secret' use disguise and doubling to destabilize desire and selfhood.

• Daphne du MaurierRelated: Doubles recur in her fiction as a way to test identity and self-knowledge.

• William WilsonRelated: The narrator’s pursuer embodies the story’s central double motif.