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Horror : a thematic history in fiction and film

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Gothic Literature and Media Analysis Utopian, Dystopian, and Speculative Fiction Historical, Literary, and Cultural Studies

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Hating other - religion, nationhood and identity mad science - Frankenstein and his monsters children of the night - vampires and the undead monsters from the id - horror, madness and the mind forbidden knowledge - textuality, metafiction and books them! - narratives of pestilence and invasion hail Satan! - diabolism, the occult and demonic possession transformations - body horror.

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