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imperial Gothic: a standalone construct

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Genre theory

a term coined by Brantlinger for late Victorian fiction blending adventure with the occult, voicing anxieties about decline and regression in the empire.

In genre theory, imperial Gothic refers to a term coined by Brantlinger for late Victorian fiction blending adventure with the occult, voicing anxieties about decline and regression in the empire. This meaning comes from Brantlinger (1988) in Rule of darkness.[1]

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References

Brantlinger, P. (1988). Rule of darkness. Cornell University Press. ISBN 9780801420900

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