دانلود کتاب Haunted Landscapes: Super-Nature and the Environment

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Cover
Half Title
Series Information
Title Page
Copyright Page
Table of Contents
Introduction: Unstable Landscapes: Affect, Representation and a Multiplicity of Hauntings
Haunting, Affect and the Non-Representational
Derrida, Theories from the Margins and an Ethics of Haunting
From Criticisms to Multiplicities
Multiplicities
Structure of the Book
Notes
Bibliography
Part I Landscapes of Trauma
Chapter One Place as Palimpsest: Paul Celan and Martin Heidegger and the Haunting of Todtnauberg
Notes
Bibliography
Chapter Two Spectral Cinema: Anamorphosis and the Haunted Landscapes of Aftermath and The Devil’s Backbone
Spectral Looking and Anamorphosis
Aftermath’s Blind Spots
Spectral Space: Paths and Detours
The Devil’s Backbone: Spectral Developments
Gothic Ghostliness
The End(s) of Haunting
Notes
Bibliography
Chapter Three Witching Welcome: Haunting and Post-Imperial Landscape in Hilary Mantel and Helen Oyeyemi
Spectral Suburbia in Beyond Black
The Haunted Habitation of White Is for Witching
Conjuring the Past
Notes
Bibliography
Chapter Four ‘Tender Bodies’: Embracing the Ecological Uncanny in Jim Crace’s Being Dead
Uncanny Effects/.Affects
The Uncanny Ecologies of Being Dead
Bibliography
Part II Inner and (Sub)Urban Landscapes
Chapter Five Phantasmal Cities: The Construction and Function of Haunted Landscapes in Victorian English Cities
Notes
Bibliography
Chapter Six ‘The Girl Who Wouldn’t Die’: Masculinity, Power and Control in The Haunting of Hill House and Hell House
Bibliography
Chapter Seven Gothic Chronotopes and Bloodied Cobblestones: The Uncanny Psycho-.Geography of London’s Whitechapel Ward
Mapping Dead[ly] Space—Whitechapel, 1888
Murder and Martyrdom of the Maternal
Gothic Myth, Fear and the Maternal Martyr
Bibliography
Chapter Eight (Sub)Urban Landscapes and Perception in Neo-Victorian Fiction1
Notes
Bibliography
Part III Borderlands and Outlands
Chapter Nine W. G. Sebald’s Afterlives: Haunting Contemporary Landscape Writing
Bibliography
Chapter Ten Reivers, Raiders and Revenants: The Haunted Landscapes of the Anglo-.Scots Borders
Shadowlands
The Bloody Borders
Haunted Borderlands
Spectral Folklore
Cursed Landscapes
The Sometimes Wizard of the North
Conclusion
Notes
Bibliography
Chapter Eleven Haunting the Grown-Ups: The Borderlands of ParaNorman and Coraline
Domesticated Landscapes
External Landscapes
Animated Landscapes
Bibliography
Chapter Twelve ‘The Triumph of Nature’: Borderlands and Sunset Horizons in Bram Stoker’s The Snake’s Pass
Bibliography
Author Biographies
Index