Titlebook: Gothic Pathologies; The Text, the Body a David Punter Book 1998 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1998 Albert

Memorial

,Mitarbeiter fordern und f?rdern, all points by improbabilities: improbabilities of subject, improbabilities of interpretation, improbabilities of longevity and survival. It is, perhaps, as if the Gothic admits subjection to no law; as if it flourishes in the undergrowth, to an extent immune from the fellers of trees, always able t

暖昧關(guān)系

傳染

Permanent

Thrombolysis

overwrought

諷刺滑稽戲劇

Identification and Gender: The Law of Ligeia,s chapter I mean to start from a partial reading of Elisabeth Bronfen’s . (1992), which is relevant in many ways. A great deal of the material on which Bronfen bases her argument is Gothic; indeed, almost all the canonical Gothic texts in the British tradition, and a good many of those in the Europe

似少年

A Descent into the Body: ,,y of the problems which have been with us from the ‘start’. The originating ‘I’ is unfixed, as we have now seen so often in Gothic, hovering phantasmatically between Lockwood and the potential ‘unlocking’ of an authorial persona, itself the withheld subject position of the text.

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