Nordic Terrors James Gallen

Nordic Terrors James GallenIn late eighteenth and early nineteenth century British literature, Scandinavia emerged as a setting for Gothic terror. This book explores the extensive use of Nordic superstition as it provided a vocabulary for Gothic texts, examining the cultural significance these references held for writers exploring Britains northern heritage.

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and the involvement of that union in wider labour politics

Specialist researchers

the introduction

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Over the course of the long nineteenth century

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Both of these approaches to language and culture are represented in this collection

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An introductory section explores the fundamentals of the field and a section on method examines how knowledge is constructed within media studies