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LITERARY MOVEMENTS: ENCY OF GOTHIC LITERATURE 2

Gothic Literature

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Encyclopedia of Gothic Literature, Second Edition, part of the Literary Movements series, offers an A-to-Z guide to Gothic literature covering a vast array of works and writers from Britain, America, and other countries, as well as a variety of genres—novels, short stories, poetry, plays, and even a few influential films and works of art. This resource is part of the Literary Movements series.

Encyclopedia of Gothic Literature

12th+

Duration

Duration Unit Of Measure

Transaction Type

Front Cover.
Copyright Page.
Preface.
Introduction.
1: The Abbey of Clunedale.
2: Aberrant Behavior in Gothic Literature.
3: Ainsworth, William Harrison.
4: Ambrosio.
5: American Gothic.
6: &#x201C;An Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard&#x201D;.
7: &#x201C;The Anaconda&#x201D;.
8: Andersen, Hans Christian.
9: Anne of Swansea.
10: Arabesque.
11: Arthur Mervyn.
12: Atherton, Gertrude.
13: Automatic Writing.
14: Baillie, Joanna.
15: The Ballad of the Sad Caf&#x00E9;.
16: Barbauld, Anna Laetitia.
17: Beckford, William.
18: Bellefleur.
19: &#x201C;Benito Cereno&#x201D;.
20: Bertha Mason Rochester as a Gothic Figure.
21: Bierce, Ambrose.
22: Bird, Robert Montgomery.
23: &#x201C;The Birds&#x201D;.
24: &#x201C;The Birthmark&#x201D;.
25: &#x201C;The Black Cat&#x201D;.
26: Blackwood, Algernon.
27: Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine.
28: Bleak House.
29: Bluebeard.
30: Braddon, Mary Elizabeth.
31: &#x201C;Bras Coup&#x00E9;&#x201D;.
32: Bront&#x00EB;, Charlotte.
33: Bront&#x00EB;, Emily.
34: Brown, Charles Brockden.
35: Bryant, William Cullen.
36: Bulwer-Lytton, Sir Edward.
37: Burford, Eleanor.
38: Byron, George Gordon.
39: Byronic Hero.
40: Cable, George Washington.
41: Caleb Williams.
42: &#x010C;apek, Karel.
43: Capote, Truman.
44: Carter, Angela.
45: &#x201C;The Cask of Amontillado&#x201D;.
46: The Castle of Otranto.
47: Chesnutt, Charles Waddell.
48: Chiaroscuro.
49: &#x201C;Christabel&#x201D;.
50: A Christmas Carol.
51: Circulating Libraries.
52: Claustrophobia in Gothic Literature.
53: Coleridge, Samuel Taylor.
54: Collins, Wilkie.
55: Colonial Gothic.
56: Conrad, Joseph.
57: Conte Cruel.
58: Corelli, Marie.
59: Count Dracula.
60: The Crimson Petal and the White.
61: The Da Vinci Code.
62: Dacre, Charlotte.
63: Mrs. Danvers.
64: De La Mare, Walter.
65: Demonic Possession in Gothic Literature.
66: Der Geisterseher.
67: Detective Fiction.
68: Diabolism in Gothic Literature.
69: Dinesen, Isak.
70: Disguise Motif in Gothic Literature.
71: Dissipation in Gothic Literature.
72: Domestic Gothic.
73: Doppelg&#x00E4;nger.
74: Doyle, Sir Arthur Conan.
75: Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.
76: Dracula.
77: Drake, Nathan.
78: Dreams and Nightmares in Gothic Literature.
79: du Maurier, Daphne.
80: Dungeons and Prisons in Gothic Literature.
81: Eco, Umberto.
82: Edgar Huntly.
83: Mr. Edward Fairfax Rochester.
84: Emily St. Aubert.
85: Erckmann, &#x00C9;mile and Louis-Alexandre Chatrian.
86: Ethan Frome.
87: The Eve of St. Agnes.
88: Ewers, Hanns Heinz.
89: Exoticism in Gothic Literature.
90: &#x201C;The Eyes&#x201D;.
91: Fairy Tale.
92: &#x201C;The Fall of the House of Usher&#x201D;.
93: Faustian Theme.
94: Female Gothic.
95: Female Victims in Gothic Fiction.
96: Femme Fatale.
97: Ferdinand Count Fathom.
98: Film Noir.
99: Foil.
100: Frankenstein.
101: Frankenstein's Monster.
102: French Gothic.
103: Freneau, Philip.
104: Freudian Themes in Gothic Fiction.
105: Frontier Gothic.
106: Garc&#x00ED;a M&#x00E1;rquez, Gabriel.
107: Gardner, John.
108: Gaslight Thriller.
109: Gautier, Th&#x00E9;ophile.
110: Gay Gothic.
111: German Gothic.
112: Ghost Story.
113: The Giaour.
114: Gilman, Charlotte Perkins.
115: Goblin Market.
116: Godwin, William.
117: Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von.
118: Gogol, Nikolai.
119: Gothic Bluebook.
120: Gothic Convention.
121: Gothic Drama.
122: Gothic Literature.
123: Gothic Novel.
124: Gothic Revival.
125: Gothic Setting.
126: Graveyard Verse.
127: Green, William Child.
128: Grimm, Jacob and Wilhelm.
129: Grotesque.
130: The Handmaid's Tale.
131: Hawthorne, Nathaniel.
132: Hearn, Lafcadio.
133: Heart of Darkness.
134: Heathcliff as a Gothic Figure.
135: Hoffmann, E. T. A..
136: Hogg, James.
137: Horror Fiction.
138: The Hound of the Baskervilles.
139: &#x201C;The House of Night&#x201D;.
140: The House of the Seven Gables.
141: The House of the Spirits.
142: Illuminati Novels.
143: Insanity Theme in Gothic Literature.
144: Interview with the Vampire.
145: The Island of Doctor Moreau.
146: The Italian.
147: Jackson, Shirley.
148: Jacobs, W. W..
149: James, M. R..
150: Jane Eyre.
151: Jane Eyre.
152: Janin, Jules.
153: Japanese Gothic.
154: Jonathan Harker.
155: Keats, John.
156: King, Stephen.
157: Kipling, Rudyard.
158: &#x201C;Kubla Khan&#x201D;.
159: &#x201C;La Belle Dame sans Merci&#x201D;.
160: La Llorona.
161: Lamb, Lady Caroline.
162: &#x201C;Lamia&#x201D;.
163: Lathom, Francis.
164: Le Fanu, Joseph Sheridan.
165: Lee, Harriet and Sophia.
166: Leroux, Gaston.
167: Lewis, Matthew Gregory.
168: &#x201C;Ligeia&#x201D;.
169: &#x201C;The Lottery&#x201D;.
170: Lovecraft, H. P..
171: The Loved One.
172: Lycanthropy.
173: Mad Scientists in Gothic Literature.
174: The Madwoman in the Attic.
175: Manfred.
176: Manon Lescaut.
177: Maria; or, The Wrongs of Women.
178: &#x201C;The Masque of the Red Death&#x201D;.
179: Maturin, Charles.
180: Maupassant, Guy de.
181: McCullers, Carson.
182: Melancholy in Gothic Literature.
183: Melmoth the Wanderer.
184: Melodrama.
185: Metempsychosis.
186: Minerva Press.
187: Miss Havisham as a Gothic Figure.
188: Mistress of Mellyn.
189: The Monk.
190: The Monk of Horror.
191: &#x201C;The Monkey's Paw&#x201D;.
192: Monsters in Gothic Literature.
193: The Moonstone.
194: Mudford, William.
195: &#x201C;The Murders in the Rue Morgue&#x201D;.
196: The Mysteries of Udolpho.
Front Cover.
Copyright Page.
Preface.
Introduction.
1: The Abbey of Clunedale.
2: Aberrant Behavior in Gothic Literature.
3: Ainsworth, William Harrison.
4: Ambrosio.
5: American Gothic.
6: &#x201C;An Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard&#x201D;.
7: &#x201C;The Anaconda&#x201D;.
8: Andersen, Hans Christian.
9: Anne of Swansea.
10: Arabesque.
11: Arthur Mervyn.
12: Atherton, Gertrude.
13: Automatic Writing.
14: Baillie, Joanna.
15: The Ballad of the Sad Caf&#x00E9;.
16: Barbauld, Anna Laetitia.
17: Beckford, William.
18: Bellefleur.
19: &#x201C;Benito Cereno&#x201D;.
20: Bertha Mason Rochester as a Gothic Figure.
21: Bierce, Ambrose.
22: Bird, Robert Montgomery.
23: &#x201C;The Birds&#x201D;.
24: &#x201C;The Birthmark&#x201D;.
25: &#x201C;The Black Cat&#x201D;.
26: Blackwood, Algernon.
27: Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine.
28: Bleak House.
29: Bluebeard.
30: Braddon, Mary Elizabeth.
31: &#x201C;Bras Coup&#x00E9;&#x201D;.
32: Bront&#x00EB;, Charlotte.
33: Bront&#x00EB;, Emily.
34: Brown, Charles Brockden.
35: Bryant, William Cullen.
36: Bulwer-Lytton, Sir Edward.
37: Burford, Eleanor.
38: Byron, George Gordon.
39: Byronic Hero.
40: Cable, George Washington.
41: Caleb Williams.
42: &#x010C;apek, Karel.
43: Capote, Truman.
44: Carter, Angela.
45: &#x201C;The Cask of Amontillado&#x201D;.
46: The Castle of Otranto.
47: Chesnutt, Charles Waddell.
48: Chiaroscuro.
49: &#x201C;Christabel&#x201D;.
50: A Christmas Carol.
51: Circulating Libraries.
52: Claustrophobia in Gothic Literature.
53: Coleridge, Samuel Taylor.
54: Collins, Wilkie.
55: Colonial Gothic.
56: Conrad, Joseph.
57: Conte Cruel.
58: Corelli, Marie.
59: Count Dracula.
60: The Crimson Petal and the White.
61: The Da Vinci Code.
62: Dacre, Charlotte.
63: Mrs. Danvers.
64: De La Mare, Walter.
65: Demonic Possession in Gothic Literature.
66: Der Geisterseher.
67: Detective Fiction.
68: Diabolism in Gothic Literature.
69: Dinesen, Isak.
70: Disguise Motif in Gothic Literature.
71: Dissipation in Gothic Literature.
72: Domestic Gothic.
73: Doppelg&#x00E4;nger.
74: Doyle, Sir Arthur Conan.
75: Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.
76: Dracula.
77: Drake, Nathan.
78: Dreams and Nightmares in Gothic Literature.
79: du Maurier, Daphne.
80: Dungeons and Prisons in Gothic Literature.
81: Eco, Umberto.
82: Edgar Huntly.
83: Mr. Edward Fairfax Rochester.
84: Emily St. Aubert.
85: Erckmann, &#x00C9;mile and Louis-Alexandre Chatrian.
86: Ethan Frome.
87: The Eve of St. Agnes.
88: Ewers, Hanns Heinz.
89: Exoticism in Gothic Literature.
90: &#x201C;The Eyes&#x201D;.
91: Fairy Tale.
92: &#x201C;The Fall of the House of Usher&#x201D;.
93: Faustian Theme.
94: Female Gothic.
95: Female Victims in Gothic Fiction.
96: Femme Fatale.
97: Ferdinand Count Fathom.
98: Film Noir.
99: Foil.
100: Frankenstein.
101: Frankenstein's Monster.
102: French Gothic.
103: Freneau, Philip.
104: Freudian Themes in Gothic Fiction.
105: Frontier Gothic.
106: Garc&#x00ED;a M&#x00E1;rquez, Gabriel.
107: Gardner, John.
108: Gaslight Thriller.
109: Gautier, Th&#x00E9;ophile.
110: Gay Gothic.
111: German Gothic.
112: Ghost Story.
113: The Giaour.
114: Gilman, Charlotte Perkins.
115: Goblin Market.
116: Godwin, William.
117: Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von.
118: Gogol, Nikolai.
119: Gothic Bluebook.
120: Gothic Convention.
121: Gothic Drama.
122: Gothic Literature.
123: Gothic Novel.
124: Gothic Revival.
125: Gothic Setting.
126: Graveyard Verse.
127: Green, William Child.
128: Grimm, Jacob and Wilhelm.
129: Grotesque.
130: The Handmaid's Tale.
131: Hawthorne, Nathaniel.
132: Hearn, Lafcadio.
133: Heart of Darkness.
134: Heathcliff as a Gothic Figure.
135: Hoffmann, E. T. A..
136: Hogg, James.
137: Horror Fiction.
138: The Hound of the Baskervilles.
139: &#x201C;The House of Night&#x201D;.
140: The House of the Seven Gables.
141: The House of the Spirits.
142: Illuminati Novels.
143: Insanity Theme in Gothic Literature.
144: Interview with the Vampire.
145: The Island of Doctor Moreau.
146: The Italian.
147: Jackson, Shirley.
148: Jacobs, W. W..
149: James, M. R..
150: Jane Eyre.
151: Jane Eyre.
152: Janin, Jules.
153: Japanese Gothic.
154: Jonathan Harker.
155: Keats, John.
156: King, Stephen.
157: Kipling, Rudyard.
158: &#x201C;Kubla Khan&#x201D;.
159: &#x201C;La Belle Dame sans Merci&#x201D;.
160: La Llorona.
161: Lamb, Lady Caroline.
162: &#x201C;Lamia&#x201D;.
163: Lathom, Francis.
164: Le Fanu, Joseph Sheridan.
165: Lee, Harriet and Sophia.
166: Leroux, Gaston.
167: Lewis, Matthew Gregory.
168: &#x201C;Ligeia&#x201D;.
169: &#x201C;The Lottery&#x201D;.
170: Lovecraft, H. P..
171: The Loved One.
172: Lycanthropy.
173: Mad Scientists in Gothic Literature.
174: The Madwoman in the Attic.
175: Manfred.
176: Manon Lescaut.
177: Maria; or, The Wrongs of Women.
178: &#x201C;The Masque of the Red Death&#x201D;.
179: Maturin, Charles.
180: Maupassant, Guy de.
181: McCullers, Carson.
182: Melancholy in Gothic Literature.
183: Melmoth the Wanderer.
184: Melodrama.
185: Metempsychosis.
186: Minerva Press.
187: Miss Havisham as a Gothic Figure.
188: Mistress of Mellyn.
189: The Monk.
190: The Monk of Horror.
191: &#x201C;The Monkey's Paw&#x201D;.
192: Monsters in Gothic Literature.
193: The Moonstone.
194: Mudford, William.
195: &#x201C;The Murders in the Rue Morgue&#x201D;.
196: The Mysteries of Udolpho.

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