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Seriously Weird

Papers on the Grotesque

by Alice Mills (Volume editor)
©1999 Monographs II, 282 Pages

Summary

Seriously Weird pushes the boundaries of current understanding of the grotesque. In a set of interdisciplinary essays, contributors explore the grotesque in literature for adults and children, in contemporary film and TV, in psychological experimentation, and nineteenth-century midwifery. Seriously Weird reconsiders problems of defining the grotesque, placing it in the contexts of the carnivalesque, the abject, and the disgusting.

Details

Pages
II, 282
Year
1999
ISBN (Hardcover)
9780820440354
Language
English
Keywords
Interdisciplinary essay Carnivalesque Abject Psychological experimentation Nineteenth-century midwifery
Published
New York, Bern, Berlin, Bruxelles, Frankfurt/M., Wien, 1999. II, 282 pp.

Biographical notes

Alice Mills (Volume editor)

The Editor: Alice Mills is Senior Lecturer in Literature and Children's Literature at the University of Ballarat in Ballarat, Australia. She received her M.Litt. from the University of Cambridge. She is widely published in the fields of fantasy and children's literature and edited the Random House Children's Treasury.

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