Gothic and Racism

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Gothic and Racism
Author : Cristina Artenie
File Size : 53,8 Mb
Publisher : Universitas Press
Language : English
Release Date : 01 March 2019
ISBN : 9781988963143
Pages : 174 pages
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The perception of the Other has changed while a predilection for othering has endured. Our primary goal with this collection of essays is to contribute to the nascent field of Postcolonial Gothic Studies, understood binomially as a postcolonial version of “Gothic studies” and as the study of “postcolonial Gothic.”

Gothic and Racism

The perception of the Other has changed while a predilection for othering has endured. Our primary goal with this collection of essays is to contribute to the nascent field of Postcolonial Gothic Studies, understood binomially as a postcolonial version of “Gothic studies” and as the study of “postcolonial Gothic.”

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