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Tag Archives: Dracula
Gothic Origins: Film, Fiction and History
A very useful compilation of articles from Routledge journals on the Gothic. Unfortunately, the free access to these ended in September, but still worth looking at.
Posted in Books and Articles, Publications, Resources
Tagged Dracula, Film, Folklore, gender, Genre, Gothic, Gothic novel, theory, TV, Vampires
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In Oxford with a Vampire Slaying Kit
Wonderful things are happening behind the scenes at OGOM. I am compelled to write about the vampire slaying kit I collected in Oxford. It dates back to around the time of British vampirologist Montague Summers (1880-1948) and has been in … Continue reading
The Literary Lycanthrope, or, How I Came to Love the Wolf
This post is written with the modest aim of introducing myself and what I study. So, hello, I am Kaja. As the introductory post says I am one of two PhD research students who are funded by the University of … Continue reading
Posted in Critical thoughts
Tagged Angela Carter, Animals, Dracula, Fairy tales, Folklore, Language, Subjectivity, Twilight, Vampires, Werewolves, Wolves
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