Patrick McGrath and his Worlds
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Patrick McGrath and his Worlds
Madness and the Transnational Gothic
Foley, Matt; Duncan, Rebecca
Taylor & Francis Ltd
12/2021
196
Mole
Inglês
9781032239279
15 a 20 dias
360
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Foreword
Sue Zlosnik
Introduction: McGrath in the World: Madness, Gothic, and Transnational Consciousness
Rebecca Duncan and Matt Foley
Section I: Transnational McGrath
Chapter One: Writing and Reading the Spider: McGrath's Web
David Punter
Chapter Two: Martha Peake and the Madness of "Free Trade"
Evert Jan van Leeuwen
Chapter Three: "A cell without a nucleus is a ruin:" Vampiric Creations of the Unhealthy Disabled in Patrick McGrath's "Blood Disease"
Alan Gregory
Chapter Four: Revisiting the Spanish Civil War: An Interview with Patrick McGrath
Xavier Aldana Reyes
Section II: Theorizing McGrath
Chapter Five: Madness, Tragedy, and the Implied Reader of Patrick McGrath's Spider
Benjamin E. Noad
Chapter Six: The Terrors of the Self: The Manipulation of Identity Mythologies in Patrick McGrath's Novels
Daniel Southward
Chapter Seven: Patrick McGrath and Passion: The Gothic Modernism of Asylum and beyond
Matt Foley and Rebecca Duncan
Section III: Millennial McGrath
Chapter Eight: The Price of Suffering and the Value of Remembering: Patrick McGrath's Trauma
Michela Vanon Alliata
Chapter Nine: "You have to be a warrior to live here:" PTSD as a collective socio-political condition in Patrick McGrath's writing
Dana Alex
Chapter Ten: The Liar, the Bitch, and the Wardrobe: Resisting Political Terror, Anti-Semitism, and Revenants in Patrick McGrath's The Wardrobe Mistress
Danel Olson
Afterword
Patrick McGrath
Sue Zlosnik
Introduction: McGrath in the World: Madness, Gothic, and Transnational Consciousness
Rebecca Duncan and Matt Foley
Section I: Transnational McGrath
Chapter One: Writing and Reading the Spider: McGrath's Web
David Punter
Chapter Two: Martha Peake and the Madness of "Free Trade"
Evert Jan van Leeuwen
Chapter Three: "A cell without a nucleus is a ruin:" Vampiric Creations of the Unhealthy Disabled in Patrick McGrath's "Blood Disease"
Alan Gregory
Chapter Four: Revisiting the Spanish Civil War: An Interview with Patrick McGrath
Xavier Aldana Reyes
Section II: Theorizing McGrath
Chapter Five: Madness, Tragedy, and the Implied Reader of Patrick McGrath's Spider
Benjamin E. Noad
Chapter Six: The Terrors of the Self: The Manipulation of Identity Mythologies in Patrick McGrath's Novels
Daniel Southward
Chapter Seven: Patrick McGrath and Passion: The Gothic Modernism of Asylum and beyond
Matt Foley and Rebecca Duncan
Section III: Millennial McGrath
Chapter Eight: The Price of Suffering and the Value of Remembering: Patrick McGrath's Trauma
Michela Vanon Alliata
Chapter Nine: "You have to be a warrior to live here:" PTSD as a collective socio-political condition in Patrick McGrath's writing
Dana Alex
Chapter Ten: The Liar, the Bitch, and the Wardrobe: Resisting Political Terror, Anti-Semitism, and Revenants in Patrick McGrath's The Wardrobe Mistress
Danel Olson
Afterword
Patrick McGrath
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Chronic Fatigue Immune Dysfunction Syndrome;Trapdoor Spiders;Ghost Town;Young Man;American Literature;Gauguin;British Literature;Paul Gauguin;colonial;Mental Health Centres Construction Act;gothic literature;Untreated Anemics;The Grotesque;Frank Stone;Asylum;Human Suffering;Spider;Wardrobe Mistress;trauma;Imperial Gothic;madness;Contemporary Society;blood;Fragmented Chain;vampires;Ambrose Tree;Schizophrenia;Literary Disability Studies;sanity;Sue Zlosnik;identity;Blood Disease;monstrosity;American Psychiatric Association;nationality;Gerald Brenan;mad dogs;Implied Reader;Spanish Civil War;Las Sombras;memory;healing;the liar, the witch, and the wardrobe;Fascism;The Wardrobe Mistress;transnational fiction;transnational author;Anglophone letters;McGrath's fiction;imperial legacies
Foreword
Sue Zlosnik
Introduction: McGrath in the World: Madness, Gothic, and Transnational Consciousness
Rebecca Duncan and Matt Foley
Section I: Transnational McGrath
Chapter One: Writing and Reading the Spider: McGrath's Web
David Punter
Chapter Two: Martha Peake and the Madness of "Free Trade"
Evert Jan van Leeuwen
Chapter Three: "A cell without a nucleus is a ruin:" Vampiric Creations of the Unhealthy Disabled in Patrick McGrath's "Blood Disease"
Alan Gregory
Chapter Four: Revisiting the Spanish Civil War: An Interview with Patrick McGrath
Xavier Aldana Reyes
Section II: Theorizing McGrath
Chapter Five: Madness, Tragedy, and the Implied Reader of Patrick McGrath's Spider
Benjamin E. Noad
Chapter Six: The Terrors of the Self: The Manipulation of Identity Mythologies in Patrick McGrath's Novels
Daniel Southward
Chapter Seven: Patrick McGrath and Passion: The Gothic Modernism of Asylum and beyond
Matt Foley and Rebecca Duncan
Section III: Millennial McGrath
Chapter Eight: The Price of Suffering and the Value of Remembering: Patrick McGrath's Trauma
Michela Vanon Alliata
Chapter Nine: "You have to be a warrior to live here:" PTSD as a collective socio-political condition in Patrick McGrath's writing
Dana Alex
Chapter Ten: The Liar, the Bitch, and the Wardrobe: Resisting Political Terror, Anti-Semitism, and Revenants in Patrick McGrath's The Wardrobe Mistress
Danel Olson
Afterword
Patrick McGrath
Sue Zlosnik
Introduction: McGrath in the World: Madness, Gothic, and Transnational Consciousness
Rebecca Duncan and Matt Foley
Section I: Transnational McGrath
Chapter One: Writing and Reading the Spider: McGrath's Web
David Punter
Chapter Two: Martha Peake and the Madness of "Free Trade"
Evert Jan van Leeuwen
Chapter Three: "A cell without a nucleus is a ruin:" Vampiric Creations of the Unhealthy Disabled in Patrick McGrath's "Blood Disease"
Alan Gregory
Chapter Four: Revisiting the Spanish Civil War: An Interview with Patrick McGrath
Xavier Aldana Reyes
Section II: Theorizing McGrath
Chapter Five: Madness, Tragedy, and the Implied Reader of Patrick McGrath's Spider
Benjamin E. Noad
Chapter Six: The Terrors of the Self: The Manipulation of Identity Mythologies in Patrick McGrath's Novels
Daniel Southward
Chapter Seven: Patrick McGrath and Passion: The Gothic Modernism of Asylum and beyond
Matt Foley and Rebecca Duncan
Section III: Millennial McGrath
Chapter Eight: The Price of Suffering and the Value of Remembering: Patrick McGrath's Trauma
Michela Vanon Alliata
Chapter Nine: "You have to be a warrior to live here:" PTSD as a collective socio-political condition in Patrick McGrath's writing
Dana Alex
Chapter Ten: The Liar, the Bitch, and the Wardrobe: Resisting Political Terror, Anti-Semitism, and Revenants in Patrick McGrath's The Wardrobe Mistress
Danel Olson
Afterword
Patrick McGrath
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Chronic Fatigue Immune Dysfunction Syndrome;Trapdoor Spiders;Ghost Town;Young Man;American Literature;Gauguin;British Literature;Paul Gauguin;colonial;Mental Health Centres Construction Act;gothic literature;Untreated Anemics;The Grotesque;Frank Stone;Asylum;Human Suffering;Spider;Wardrobe Mistress;trauma;Imperial Gothic;madness;Contemporary Society;blood;Fragmented Chain;vampires;Ambrose Tree;Schizophrenia;Literary Disability Studies;sanity;Sue Zlosnik;identity;Blood Disease;monstrosity;American Psychiatric Association;nationality;Gerald Brenan;mad dogs;Implied Reader;Spanish Civil War;Las Sombras;memory;healing;the liar, the witch, and the wardrobe;Fascism;The Wardrobe Mistress;transnational fiction;transnational author;Anglophone letters;McGrath's fiction;imperial legacies
