Global Ambiguity in Nineteenth-Century American Gothic
A Study in Form, History, and Culture
- 126 pages
- 5 hours of reading
Exploring the concept of "global ambiguity," this volume delves into its significance within the American gothic genre of the nineteenth century. It investigates how this formal element interacts with and reflects cultural ideologies, offering insights into the genre's evolution and its broader societal implications. The analysis highlights the intricate relationship between gothic form and the cultural context of the time, contributing to a deeper understanding of American gothic literature.
