Contesting the Gothic
Fiction, Genre and Cultural Conflict, 17641832 (Cambridge Studies in Romanticism)
by James Watt
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Contesting the Gothic: Fiction, Genre and Cultural Conflict, 17641832 (Cambridge Studies in Romanticism)
March 16, 2006, Cambridge University Press
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Contesting the Gothic: fiction, genre, and cultural conflict, 1764-1832
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"While literary critics have often signalled their confusion about the meaning of The Castle of Otranto, they have nonetheless been virtually united in seizing upon the second edition's subtitle, 'A Gothic Story', and locating the work as the point of origin for a whole genre."
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"While literary critics have often signalled their confusion about the meaning of The Castle of Otranto, they have nonetheless been virtually united in seizing upon the second edition's subtitle, 'A Gothic Story', and locating the work as the point of origin for a whole genre."
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