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Tag Archives: Dictionaire Infernal
Gothic Hybridity: the Nature of Demons
Hybridity is something that I have always found interesting to explore in relation to the gothic. I’ve blogged about fairy tale hybridity in relation to Beauty and the Beast and commented on the Wellcome’s ‘Making Nature’ exhibition on faux taxonomy and hybrid creatures as well as … Continue reading
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Tagged #demonoftheday, #GothicHybridity, demons, Dictionaire Infernal, Hybridity
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