The Palgrave Handbook of the Southern Gothic [electronic resource] / edited by Susan Castillo Street, Charles L. Crow.
The Palgrave Handbook of the Southern Gothic
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9781137477743
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EK/1529
Basım Bildirimi
1st ed. 2016.
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London : Palgrave Macmillan UK : Imprint: Palgrave Macmillan, 2016.
Fiziksel Niteleme
XVI, 505 p. online resource.
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Acknowledgments -- Notes on Contributors -- Introduction -- PART I: EDGAR ALLAN POE AND HIS LEGACY -- 1. Edgar Allan Poe and the Southern Gothic; Tom F. Wright -- 2. Inside the Dark House: William Faulkner, Absalom, Absalom! and Southern Gothic; Richard Gray -- 3. Dreamland: Antebellum Southern Women Poets and Poe; Paula Bernat Bennett -- 4. Southern Gothic: Haunted Houses; Carol Margaret Davison -- 5. The Globalisation of the Gothic South; Edward Sugden -- PART II: SPACE AND PLACE IN SOUTHERN GOTHIC -- 6. Gothic Landscapes of the South; Matthew Wynn Sivils -- 7. Southern Hauntings: Kate Chopin's Fiction; Janet Beer and Avril Horner -- 8. Gothic Appalachia; Sarah Robertson -- 9. New Immigration and the Southern Gothic; Nahem Yousaf -- 10. Flannery O'Connor and the Realism of Distance ; Éric Savoy -- 11. Florida Gothic: Shadows in the Sunshine State; Bev Hogue -- 12. Gothic Cuba andthe Trans-American South; Ivonne M. Garcia -- 13. A Long View of History: Cormac McCarthy's Gothic Vision; Robert H. Brinkmeyer, Jr. -- 14. New Orleans as Gothic Capital; Sherry R. Truffin -- 15. George Washington Cable and Grace King; Owen Robinson -- 16. Francophone Gothic Melodramas; Bill Marshall -- PART III: RACE AND SOUTHERN GOTHIC -- 17. Uncanny Plantations: The Repeating Gothic; Michael Kreyling -- 18. Slave Narratives and Slave Revolts; Maisha Wester -- 19. The Tragic Mulatto and Passing; Emily Clark -- 20. Law and the Gothic in the Slaveholding South; Ellen Weinauer -- 21. Charles Chesnutt's Reparative Gothic; Christine A. Wooley -- 22. Jim Crow Gothic: Richard Wright's Southern Nightmare; Agnieszka Soltysik Monnet -- 23. The Turn from the Gothic to Southern Liberalism in To Kill a Mockingbird; Michael L. Manson -- 24. Raising the Indigenous Undead; Eric Gary Anderson -- PART IV: GENDER AND SEXUALITY IN SOUTHERN GOTHIC TEXTS -- 25. Twisted Sisters: The Monstrous Women of Southern Gothic; Kellie Donovan-Condron -- 26. Ellen Glasgow's Gothic Heroes and Monsters; Mark Graves -- 27. The Gothic and the Grotesque in the Novels of Carson McCullers; Dara Downey -- 28. 'The room must evoke some ghosts': Tennessee Williams; Stephen Matterson -- 29. Truman Capote’s Gothic Politics; Michael P. Bibler -- PART V: MONSTERS, VAMPIRES AND VOODOO -- 30. Southern Vampires: Anne Rice, Charlaine Harris and True Blood; Ken Gelder -- 31. Voodoo and Conjure as Gothic Realism; Anne Schroder -- 32. 'Nothing So Mundane as Ghosts': Eudora Welty and the Gothic; Sarah Ford -- 33. Talismans of Shadows and Mantles of Light: Contemporary Forms of the Southern Female Gothic; Peggy Dunn Bailey -- 34. Shadows on the Small Screen: The Televisuality and Generic Hybridity of Southern Gothic; Brigid Cherry -- 35. The Southern Gothic in Film: An Overview; David Greven -- Index.-.
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This book examines ‘Southern Gothic’ - a term that describes some of the finest works of the American Imagination. But what do ‘Southern’ and ‘Gothic’ mean, and how are they related? Traditionally seen as drawing on the tragedy of slavery and loss, ‘Southern Gothic’ is now a richer, more complex subject. Thirty-five distinguished scholars explore the Southern Gothic, under the categories of Poe and his Legacy; Space and Place; Race; Gender and Sexuality; and Monsters and Voodoo. The essays examine slavery and the laws that supported it, and stories of slaves who rebelled and those who escaped. Also present are the often-neglected issues of the Native American presence in the South, socioeconomic class, the distinctions among the several regions of the South, same-sex relationships, and norms of gendered behaviour. This handbook covers not only iconic figures of Southern literature but also other less well-known writers, and examines gothic imageryin film and in contemporary television programmes such as True Blood and True Detective. .
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Fiction.
Motion pictures, American.
Literature, Modern __ 20th century.
Literature, Modern __ 21st century.
Civilization __ History.
North American Literature.
Fiction Literature.
American Film and TV.
Contemporary Literature.
Twentieth-Century Literature.
Cultural History.
Fiction.
Motion pictures, American.
Literature, Modern __ 20th century.
Literature, Modern __ 21st century.
Civilization __ History.
North American Literature.
Fiction Literature.
American Film and TV.
Contemporary Literature.
Twentieth-Century Literature.
Cultural History.
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