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A geography of Victorian gothic fiction: mapping history's nightmares

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Gothic Literature and Media Analysis Literature and Culture Studies Decadence, Literature, and Society

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Introduction: Outside in: Gothic criticism and the pull into interiority 1. History as nightmare 2. From Udolpho to Spitalfields: mapping Gothic London 3. Haunted houses I and II 4. Atavism: a Darwinian nightmare 5. Unspeakable vices: moral monstrosity and representation 6. Making a case: vampirism, sexuality, and interpretation Postscript: From landscape to dreamscape: redrawing the Gothic map Bibliography Index

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