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Horror Fiction in the Protestant Tradition

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Gothic Literature and Media Analysis Reformation and Early Modern Christianity Historical, Literary, and Cultural Studies

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Dark house - theology and the picturesque the unwritten tradition - horror and the rhetoric of anti-Catholicism criminals and Christians - the paradox of the internalized conscience commodious labyrinths - testimony and fictional credibility strange cases - horror fiction as legal process.

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