The Cambridge Companion to the Modern Gothic

The Cambridge Companion to the Modern Gothic

EditorJerrold E. Hogle
PublisherCambridge University Press
Copyright HolderCambridge University Press
ContributorJerrold E. Hogle, John Paul Riquelme, Susan Chaplin, Avril Horner, Sue Zlosnik, E. L. McCallum, Glennis Byron, Sharon Deans, Elisabeth Bronfen, Charles Scruggs, Isabella van Elferen, Maisha L. Wester, Carlos Gallego, Ken Gelder, Katarzyna Ancuta, Lucie Armitt
Publisher SeriesCambridge Companions To Literature And Classics
FormatPaperback
LanguageEnglish
LocationCambridge, United Kingdom
Copyright2014
Pages / Font261 pages
ISBN 13978-1-107-67838-5
Library of Congress Classification NumberPN3435.C28 2014
Dewey Decimal Classification Number809.3'8766—dc23
Library of Congress Catalog Card Number2014021601
ChaptersList of contributors Preface Chronology: important "Gothic" events PART I THE GOTHIC AND MODERNITY 1 Introduction: modernity and the proliferation of the Gothic Jerrold E. Hogle 2 Modernist Gothic John Paul Riquelme 3 Contemporary Gothic and the law Susan Chaplin PART II THE GOTHIC AND THE MODERN BODY 4 Gothic configurations of gender Avril Horner and Sue Zlosnik 5 The "queer limits" in the modern Gothic E. L. McCallum 6 Teen Gothic Glennis Byron and Sharon Deans PART III THE GOTHIC IN MODERN MEDIA 7 Cinema of the Gothic extreme Elisabeth Bronfen 8 American film noir Charles Scruggs 9 Techno-Gothics of the early-twenty-first century Isabella van Elferen PART IV MULTICULTURAL AND GLOBAL GOTHIC 10 The Gothic and the politics of race Maisha L. Wester 11 The Gothic in North American "subcultures" Carlos Gallego 12 The postcolonial Gothic Ken Gelder 13 Asian Gothic Katarzyna Ancuta 14 The Gothic and magical realism Lucie Armitt Guide to further reading Guide to further viewing Index
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