Inventing the gothic corpse: The thrill of human remains in the eighteenth-century novel

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• Allegiance 25%
• Fledgling 25%
• Matthew Lewis 25%
• Samuel Richardson 25%
• Eighteenth-century Fiction 25%
• History of the Novel 25%
• Long Eighteenth Century 25%
• Aphra Behn 25%
• Daniel Defoe 25%
• Horace Walpole 25%
• Henry Fielding 25%
• Horror Story 25%
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• Novelists 25%
• Early Novel 25%
• Realist Fiction 25%
• Literary Form 25%

Arts and Humanities

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• Gothic 100%
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• thrill 100%
• Eighteenth-century Novel 100%
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• gothic fiction 28%
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• Spiritual 14%
• scrutiny 14%
• Battle 14%
• early novels 14%
• intentions 14%
• Novelists 14%
• Ann Radcliffe 14%
• Horror 14%
• allegiance 14%
• Realist Fiction 14%
• Samuel Richardson 14%
• Daniel Defoe 14%
• Aphra Behn 14%
• Literary forms 14%
• History of the Novel 14%
• macabre 14%
• Long Eighteenth Century 14%
• Horace Walpole 14%
• Henry Fielding 14%
• Didactics 14%
• Minerva 14%
• Matthew Lewis 14%