... intimated in Defoe’s print-bound work; second, its gothic mode, hyperbolizing what is only one of a wide array of generic options followed in the Journal. The final section of the article extends the afterlives of both film and novel by considering them as fictions that, eerily, not only look...

... role in spreading the Catholic faith around the world. Catholic Victorian ruins architecture Gothic Revival Devotional Revolution In 1866, the London Review magazine published a series of articles written by Wexford-born Congregational minister, writer and journalist James Godkin...

...Alison Milbank Abstract How can the teacher open what Charles Taylor describes as the ‘immanent frame’ of a secular self-sufficient view of reality? This article describes two modules studying non-realist literary modes—Gothic and fantasy writing—which seek to do this. God and the Gothic reverses...

... Dissection Stent Aortic surgery Stent collapse Stent flattening gothic arch Acute aortic dissection type A (AADA) remains one of the most dreadful clinical emergencies with rapidly increasing mortality until diagnosis and immediate surgical treatment [ 1 , 2 ]. Most often AADA extends from the proximal...

... wishing to perpetuate a conservative interpretation of Hodson’s career. Hodson’s horse William Hodson A. J. Beresford Hope George Edmund Street 1857 Indian Uprising Gothic Revival ecclesiology Muscular Christianity tomb chest sculpture imperialism William Hodson’s death six months after...

... or Catholicism. Building on Alison Milbank’s argument in God and the Gothic, this essay shows how Stoker’s theology eschews the boundaries of rigid dogmatism, seeking instead an ecumenical and eccentric theology. It is through such theological exploration, I argue, that the novel discovers and frames...

... lot of being human in a connected world. ‘We are not them’ – here the boundaries are now often being redrawn between Americans, and gothic narratives of the other abound (QAnon, etc.). To imagine a way past this requires not only the refusal of a traditional sense of liberal individualism...

... and popularity of the Victorian gothic, through which movement it exceeded its status as a mnemonic disturbance, re-emerging as a pervasive modern affect that we have inherited from the Victorians. jamais vu memory gothic haunted house affect nostalgia paramnesia déjà vu uncanny home Returning home from...

...-variant Fields rejected Lee, Anstruther-Thomson and Cruttwell’s trans-masculinities as perversions of their sex. Female masculinity Aestheticism Gender variance Gothic Decadence Michael Field Vernon Lee Maud Cruttwell Clementina Anstruther-Thomson Arts and Humanities Research Council 10.13039...

... of the event preserved in the popular press and Admella poems, characterizes an alternative Victorian cultural memory, a gothic secret history concerning the wreck of the SS Admella and colonial deaths at sea. Admella colonial death gothic poetry Australia Captain Charles Wright Harris One...

... resembles her pretty Aunt, will not become a factory worker, Barton’s anxieties represent a commonly voiced concern about the consequences of women entering the world of organized labour. Linked explicitly with gothic notions of ‘haunting’ and a grimly ironic context of luxury and plenty, Barton’s sense...

.... Whether cherished or denigrated, Victorian relief-moulded jugs, such as that represented by the Knox ‘Minster’ jug, offer insights into Victorian design reform and curation and collecting from the nineteenth to the twenty-first centuries. ceramic Victorian design reform Gothic Revival jug In 2012...

...Paul Raphael Rooney Christmas annual ghost story gothic sensation fiction periodical culture forgotten bestseller E-mail: [email protected] © 2018 Leeds Trinity University 2018 This article is published and distributed under the terms of the Oxford University Press, Standard...

... and distributed under the terms of the Oxford University Press, Standard Journals Publication Model ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/journals/pages/about_us/legal/notices ) Abstract This paper discusses early nineteenth-century authorship through an analysis of transgressive, double and fragmented monsters in Gothic...

..., based on P.D. James’ Death Comes to Pemberley, features a plot line transformed by the conventions of the neo-gothic thriller. Here, ghosts lurk in the Pemberley woods, lightning flashes across the sky, dark-haired ladies appear and disappear, and Fitzwilliam Darcy looks a lot more like...

... the death drive the double repression Gothic novel fantasy apotropaic Alongside Pushkin, Gogol, Dostoevsky, Baudelaire, Walter Benjamin, and more controversially, Offenbach, Freud was one of Hoffmann's best readers. ¹ Despite Carlyle's knowledge of Hoffmann and James...

... the specific, heated exchange that began in 1856 over plans for what would ultimately become the Foreign Office or the more general clash between defenders of Classic and Gothic architecture. Yet what we might style ‘the battles of style’ embraced at least three other conflicts as well – (1...

... Gothic. Leroux, Gaston Le Fantôme de l'Opéra genesis manuscript Phantom opera skeleton myth Persian Gothic Of course, the discovery that Leroux drew directly upon Roqueplan's anecdote immediately raises the question of the latter's veracity, which the remainder of this article examines...

...Keir Waddington © 2013 Leeds Trinity University College 2013 Abstract Displaying a Gothic fascination with the misapplication of science, Edward Berdoe's St Bernard's: The Romance of a Medical Student (1887) was one of a number of novels in the 1880s that repackaged the horrors...

... of the presence of the adolescent girl in gothic and horror narratives. It argues that, within theories of femininity, girlhood emerges as a self-estranged, partial or divided subjectivity, which is haunted by oedipal masculinity. It discusses the idea that the girl's memory or experience of active desire...