Research Catalog

Title

The Gothic tradition in Supernatural : essays on the television series / edited by Melissa Edmundson.

Publication

Jefferson, North Carolina : McFarland & Company, Inc., Publishers, [2016]

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Details

Additional Authors

Edmundson, Melissa

Description

viii, 193 pages; 23 cm

Subject

Supernatural (Television program : 2005-2020)

Bibliography (note)

• Includes bibliographical references and index.

Processing Action (note)

• committed to retain

Contents

Pt. 1. Gothic tropes and traditions -- Gothic anxieties; then and now: a post/9/11 examination of the gothic / Alexandra Lykissas -- The automobile as moving castle / -- Thomas Knowles -- Shadows of hope: Gothic motifs and nihilism / Dana Fore -- Pt. 2. Gothic storytelling -- "You can't spell subtext without 'S-E-X'": Gothic intertextuality and the (Queer) uncanny / Jamil Mustafa -- "I know everything that's going to happen": the self-reflexive ccompulsion to repeat (with a difference) / Michael Fuchs -- Gothic imaginings: folkloric roots / Daniel P. Compora -- Pt. 3. Gothic women: heroes and victims -- Coloniality and the Chicana Gothic: travelling myths in the pilot / Annabeth Leow Hui Min -- Wearing the woman in white: the doomed lives and afterlives of women / E.J. Nielsen -- "What's up, bitches?" Charlie Bradbury as Gothic heroine / Ashley Walton -- Pt. 4. Gothic others: monstrous selves "we've all been demons": postmodern Gothic and the fragmented self / Jessica Seymour -- "Sympathy for the Devil": the neutralization of traditionally evil figures / Samantha J. Vertosick -- "Psychotically, irrationally, erotically codependent": incest and the Gothic other / Megan Fowler -- "It's possible we all have a little monster in us": Dean Winchester, the mark of Cain and the new monster paradigm / Lisa Schmidt -- About the contributors.

ISBN

• 9780786499762
• 0786499761

LCCN

^^2016012408

OCLC

• 934885190
• SCSB-12640149

Owning Institutions

Harvard Library