The Cambridge companion to world-gothic literature / edited by Rebecca Duncan, Rebekah Cumpsty.

Other author Duncan, Rebecca, Dr
Other author Cumpsty, Rebekah
Other author Cambridge University Press.
Format Electronic
Publication InfoCambridge, United Kingdom ; New York, NY : Cambridge University Press, 2026.
Descriptionpages cm
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Variant title Companion to world-gothic literature
SeriesCambridge companions to literature
Contents Introduction : five hundred years of world-gothic / Rebecca Duncan and Rebekah Cumpsty -- The undead's capitalist world-system / Stephen Shapiro -- Whiteness and the 'Western' gothic tradition / Rebecca Duncan and Johan Ho�˜glund -- Gothic and labour : metabolic, reproductive, international / Esthie Hugo -- Pre-colonial gothic and the windigo / Krista Collier-Jarvis -- Hauntings : African-based spirituality in world-gothic literature / James Mellis -- Vampiric exhaustion and extractive form : the Mozambican miner / Thomas Waller -- Subversive sorcery and reparative witchcraft : Huesera's challenges to coloniality / Valeria Villegas Lindvall -- World-gothic and the sublime / Jana M. Giles -- A planetary grotesque / Rune Graulund -- Uncanny animism : reframing the world-gothic with Amos Tutuola / Ryan Topper -- Abject/abhuman/human : provincializing world-gothic monstrosity / Rebekah Cumpsty -- Gothic inheritances in Oceania : problems of origins and ownership / Caitlin Vandertop -- Tough oil gothic : contemporary petrofiction across the North-South divide / Karl Emil Rosenb©Œk Reetz -- Scheherazade and Bluebeard : the world-gothic and bloody chambers in Arab women's writing / Roxanne Douglas -- Coda : catachresis and the politics of gothic naming / Rebekah Cumpsty and Rebecca Duncan.
Abstract "Before gothic villains stalked industrialising Britain, spectres were haunting British plantations in the 'New World'. Linking these monsters, this Companion upends gothic's Eurocentric origin story, revealing world-gothic as a cultural archive of modernity's socio-ecological violence, from the era of enslavement to the present planetary emergency"-- Provided by publisher.
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LCCN 2025032780
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ISBN9781009382564 paperback
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