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Holly Lynn Baumgartner; Roger Davis (Volume Editors)
Brill
Hosting the Monster
It Came from Four-Colour Fiction: The Effect of Cold War Comic Books on the Fiction of Stephen King
Authors

David M. Kingsley

ARI Id

1674442021170_9205314

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Pages

193–211

Chapter URL

https://brill.com/display/book/9789401206495/B9789401206495-s013.xml

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Preliminary Material
Holly Lynn Baumgartner; Roger Davis
i–x
Hosting the Monster: Introduction
Holly Lynn Baumgartner; Roger Davis
1–9
“I Live in the Weak and the Wounded”: The Monster of Brad Anderson’s Session 9
Duane W. Kight
11–21
The Monster As A Victim Of War: The Returning Veteran In The Best Years Of Our Lives
Amaya Muruzábal Muruzábal
23–42
Human Monstrosity: Rape, Ambiguity and Performance in Rosemary’s Baby
Lucy Fife
43–62
The Monstrous and Maternal in Toni Morrison’s Beloved
Inderjit Grewal
63–80
The Witch and the Werewolf: Rebirth and Subjectivity in Medieval Verse
Hannah Priest
81–100
It’s Never the Bass: Opera’s True Transgressors Sing Soprano
Holly Lynn Baumgartner
101–130
Joseph Merrick and the Concept of Monstrosity in Nineteenth Century Medical Thought
Katherine Angell
131–152
Herculine Barbin: Human Error, Criminality and the Case of the Monstrous Hermaphrodite
Jessica Webb
153–162
Literary Monsters: Gender, Genius, and Writing in Denis Diderot’s ‘On Women’ and Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein
Cecilia A. Feilla
163–177
Sweet, Bloody Vengeance: Class, Social Stigma and Servitude in the Slasher Genre
Sorcha Ní Fhlainn
179–196
It Came from Four-Colour Fiction: The Effect of Cold War Comic Books on the Fiction of Stephen King
David M. Kingsley
193–211
The Monsters that Failed to Scare: The Atypical Reception of the 1930s Horror Films in Belgium
Liesbet Depauw
217–236
“a white illusion of a man”: Snowman, Survival and Speculation in Margaret Atwood’s Oryx and Crake
Roger Davis
237–258
Notes on Contributors
Holly Lynn Baumgartner; Roger Davis
259–260
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