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CoronaGothic: a Post-Mortem
Harrison, V. S.
2020-12-10
Source PublicationCritical Quarterly
ISSN1467-8705
Pages74-76
Abstract

Cultural responses to the COVID-19 pandemic can be effectively investigated using the heuristic tool provided by the category of the Gothic. The Gothic provides a research umbrella under which scholars from a range of humanities and social science disciplines can marshal their resources in an international and interdisciplinary effort to understand the current crisis and its manifold cultural dimensions. This is possible because the Gothic is more than a mere literary genre. It is a category that crosses boundaries of time and culture, for it both captures and allows us to express a viscerally felt and unavoidable dimension of human experience that otherwise often eludes articulation in intellectual form.

KeywordCovid-19 Pandemic Gothic Humanities
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Language英語English
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Document TypeJournal article
CollectionDEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGIOUS STUDIES
Corresponding AuthorHarrison, V. S.
AffiliationUniversity of Macau
First Author AffilicationUniversity of Macau
Corresponding Author AffilicationUniversity of Macau
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Harrison, V. S.. CoronaGothic: a Post-Mortem[J]. Critical Quarterly, 2020, 74-76.
APA Harrison, V. S..(2020). CoronaGothic: a Post-Mortem. Critical Quarterly, 74-76.
MLA Harrison, V. S.."CoronaGothic: a Post-Mortem".Critical Quarterly (2020):74-76.
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