Titlebook: Spectral Readings; Towards a Gothic Geo Glennis Byron (Senior Lecturer in English Studies) Book 1999 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macm

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Introduction: of apparitionsities, it seems at the same time as though we live increasingly in a world peopled by ghosts, phantoms, spectres. There are, Derrida assures us from within a long tradition, spectres haunting Europe, or haunting the West; there are, Abraham and Torok affirm, phantoms haunting and distorting the proc

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The Gothic production of the unconscioushe novel makes a point of citing, unconscious cerebration is referred to only in passing and in connection with the madman Renfield and his psychiatrist Dr Seward rather than the eponymous villain of the text. Where psychologists and criminologists, Jean Charcot, Max Nordau and Cesare Lombroso in pa

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Lost cities: London’s apocalypse, he says:.I am not sure at this point whether to lay claim to naiveté or sophistication, but what I do intend to do here is to examine the blending together of the apocalyptic with other myths of the late nineteenth century, Empire and Decadence among them, and also to look specifically at the func

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Hell is a city: symbolic systems and epistemological scepticism in ed and hopeless pessimism deeper even than the sometimes posed gloominess of Swinburne’ (Dahl, 1962: 39). Without ever explicitly suggesting an influence on T.S. Eliot, although this has now been established beyond doubt (see Crawford, 1985), Dahl finds that Thomson’s pessimism is surprisingly moder

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