The Theological Turn in Contemporary Gothic Fiction Holy Ghosts /
This study examines theological themes and resonances in post-1970 Gothic fiction. It argues that contemporary Gothic is not simply a secularised genre, but rather one that engages creatively - and often subversively - with theological texts and traditions. This creative engagement is reflected in G...
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Table of Contents:
- 1. Introduction: Spectres of the Sacred
- 2. Gothic Heresies
- 3. 'There were some stains that could not be removed': Adam Nevill and the Stain of Sin
- 4. Much Ado About Nothing: Peter Straub and Privation
- 5. William Peter Blatty and the Presence of the Absent Christ
- 6. 'Time to let go of all the old things': Justin Cronin's Radically Orthodox Christology
- 7. Sympathy for the Devil: Gothic Goes to Hell
- 8. The Sense of No Ending: (Re)Reading the Apocalyptic Stephen King
- 9. Conclusion: The Gothic Sacred.<conclusion: the="" fear="" of="" god.-="" bibliography
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