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Page 424
... Gothic in this era is partly because the Gothic tropes of feudal tyranny and ghostly repetition and the genre's oneiric disruptions of modernity are readable as a commentary on the mixture of tyranny and farce that constitutes the ...
... Gothic in this era is partly because the Gothic tropes of feudal tyranny and ghostly repetition and the genre's oneiric disruptions of modernity are readable as a commentary on the mixture of tyranny and farce that constitutes the ...
Page 436
... gothic rather than science fiction , I argue that they are , in fact , hybrids of the two genres - works of " gothic sf . " Supporting such an interpretation , I would cite Brian Aldiss and David Wingrove's consideration of Frankenstein ...
... gothic rather than science fiction , I argue that they are , in fact , hybrids of the two genres - works of " gothic sf . " Supporting such an interpretation , I would cite Brian Aldiss and David Wingrove's consideration of Frankenstein ...
Page 437
... gothic sf , " rather than approaching them as either sf or gothic horror . Furthermore , given Noel Carroll's reliance on British " pretheoretical sf " to make his case , it could be argued that many of the canonical British masterworks ...
... gothic sf , " rather than approaching them as either sf or gothic horror . Furthermore , given Noel Carroll's reliance on British " pretheoretical sf " to make his case , it could be argued that many of the canonical British masterworks ...
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