Legitimate Histories: Scott, Gothic, and the Authorities of Fiction

Bruce Beiderwell · Fiona Robertson

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Acknowledgements Abbreviations and Note on Texts Introduction 1. The Healthy Text: Scott, the Monsters, and the Critics 2. Gothic: The Passages That Lead to Nothing 3. Fictions of Authenticity: The Frame Narratives and Notes on the Waverley Novels 4. Secrecy, Silence, and Anxiety: Gothic Narratology and the Waverley Novels 5. Phantoms of Revolution: Five Case-Studies of Literary Convention and Social Analysis 6. 'Ripping Up Auld Stories: Exhumation and the Gothic Imagination in Redgauntlet conclusion: Labyrinth, Origin, and the Gothic House of Mystery: Woodstock Bibliography Index

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