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Gothic modernisms

Gothic modernisms

HistoryLiterary Fiction
Pages
232
Published
2001
Language
English

Synopsis

This academic work explores the enduring influence of the Gothic revival on 20th-century English fiction and modernism. It delves into the critical interpretations and historical context of these literary movements, examining how the 'self' is portrayed within psychological fiction. The book also considers the impact of these themes on motion pictures.

Prose complexity
10/10

Vibe

InformativeIntellectualComplex

Genres

History Literary Fiction Gothic

Authors

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Andrew Smith

Andrew Smith is a scholar specializing in the history of ghost stories and Gothic literature. He is best known for Gothic Radicalism, a study that connects the horror genre to political history. His writing provides a direct look at the evolution of dark themes in fiction.

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Wallace, Jeff

Jeff Wallace is an author and scholar in literary studies. His book, Gothic Modernisms, examines the connections between the Gothic tradition and modernist literature. He offers insightful analysis for readers interested in these periods.