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female Gothic: a standalone construct

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Genre studies

a term coined by Moers for Gothic writing by women, from Radcliffe to Mary Shelley, in which fear gives form to women's experience.

In genre studies, female Gothic refers to a term coined by Moers for Gothic writing by women, from Radcliffe to Mary Shelley, in which fear gives form to women's experience. This meaning comes from Moers (1976) in Literary women.[1]

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References

Moers, E. (1976). Literary women. Doubleday. ISBN 9780385074278

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