Titlebook: Cult Fiction; Popular Reading and Clive Bloom Book 1996 Clive Bloom 1996 art.Britain.culture.experience.fiction.genre.Great Britain.law.li

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书目名称Cult Fiction影响因子(影响力)




书目名称Cult Fiction影响因子(影响力)学科排名




书目名称Cult Fiction网络公开度




书目名称Cult Fiction网络公开度学科排名




书目名称Cult Fiction被引频次




书目名称Cult Fiction被引频次学科排名




书目名称Cult Fiction年度引用




书目名称Cult Fiction年度引用学科排名




书目名称Cult Fiction读者反馈




书目名称Cult Fiction读者反馈学科排名

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A River So Deep: Literacy, Language continuously increasing rate of literacy amongst the new democratic masses. While figures cannot prove particularly accurate in terms of how people read, why they read and at what level they understood the material, they offer a foundation for any further conjectures on the form and nature of liter

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Living in Technicolor: The Rules of Pulpr those who would defend low culture there would be an avoidance of the question as not relevant. Caught between antagonism and embarrassed approval it remains to create an aesthetic of pulp which acknowledges both social force and artistic taste. We have descended through highbrow culture to middle

affect

Aspiration

West is East: Nayland Smith’s Sinophobia and Sax Rohmer’s Bank Balancean, Edgar Wallace and many others are targeted as the promulgators of a fearsome and totally irrational hatred of all things foreign. For them the Black, the Chinese, the Argentinian, the Levantine and the Jew become sinister ‘niggers’, ‘chinks’, ‘dagos’, ‘greasy levantines’ and ‘oily Jews’. The rac

Expurgate

This Revolting Graveyard of the Universe: The Horror Fiction of H.P. Lovecraftnology has been used to reproduce the Romantic Gothic worlds of Mary Shelley’s ., Gaston Le Roux’s . and Bram Stoker’s .. The work of Universal and other studios’ horror movies have been widely distributed and are well known, appearing nowadays regularly on television. The second major influence is

cardiopulmonary

Harry and Marianne: The Never Ending Supernatural Soapstworthy authority has been severely dented, most notably by Trevor H. Hall in . (1956) and the later biography . (1978) in which he established Price as both a fraud and an egotist.. And yet, Price’s name has a minor cult following and his two ‘factual’ works about the rectory in the hamlet of Borl