The emergence of Irish gothic fiction : history, origins, theories / Jarlath Killeen.
This study provides a robustly theorised and thoroughly historicised account of the beginnings of Irish gothic fiction, maps the theoretical terrain covered by other critics, and puts forward a new history of the emergence of the genre in Ireland.
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction: Zombieland: From Gothic Ireland to Irish Gothic
- 1. Braindead: Locating the Gothic
- 2. The Creeping Unknown: Re-Making Meaning in the Gothic Novel
- 3. Mad Love: The Adventures of Miss Sophia Berkley and the Politics of Consent
- 4. The Monster Club: Monstrosity, Catholicism and Revising the (1641) Rising
- 5. Undead: Unmaking Monsters in Longsword
- Conclusion: Land of the Dead.
- Introduction: Zombieland: from gothic Ireland to Irish gothic
- ch. 1. Braindead: locating the gothic
- ch. 2. The creeping unknown: re-making meaning in the gothic novel
- ch. 3. Mad love: the adventures of Miss Sophia Berkley and the politics of consent
- ch. 4. The monster club: monstrosity, catholicism and revising the (1641) rising
- ch. 5. Undead: unmaking monsters in Longsword
- Conclusion: land of the dead.