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505 0 $a1. Introduction: negative aesthetics -- 2. Gothic origins -- 3. Gothic forms -- 4. Gothic writing in the 1790s -- 5. Romantic transformations -- 6. Homely gothic -- 7. Gothic returns in the 1890s -- 8. Phantomodernisms -- 9. Consuming monsters.
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