Corinna Lenhardt

Corinna Lenhardt, born 1982, received her PhD in American studies from Universität Münster, Germany. Her research and teaching interests include African American and ethnic studies, race, gender, and popular culture. Her book »Savage Horrors« was awarded the Dissertationspreis 2020/2021 der Gesellschaft fur Fantastikforschung e.V.

transcript-Publications in the Research Fields: Cultural History, Cultural Studies, English and American Literature Studies, Literary Studies, Literary Theory and Literary Studies

Publications in the Series: American Culture Studies, Lettre

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Savage Horrors
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Corinna Lenhardt
Savage Horrors

The Intrinsic Raciality of the American Gothic

While the white American Gothic novel must be understood as a highly racialized and structural anti-Black text, Black authors have creatively deconstructed the Gothic since the 18th century.
Exploring the Fantastic
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Ina Batzke / Eric C. Erbacher / Linda M. Heß / Corinna Lenhardt (eds.)
Exploring the Fantastic

Genre, Ideology, and Popular Culture

Exploring the far-reaching theoretical and cultural importance of the fantastic – this volume illuminates interdisciplinary approaches.

Book Chapter

  1. Exploring the Fantastic

    Frontmatter

     Seiten 1 - 4

  2. Contents

     Seiten 5 - 6

  3. Introduction

     Seiten 7 - 14

  4. About the Authors

     Seiten 295 - 300

  5. Savage Horrors

    Frontmatter

     Seiten 1 - 4

  6. Contents

     Seiten 5 - 6

  7. Acknowledgments

     Seiten 7 - 8

  8. Abbreviations

     Seiten 9 - 10

  9. Introduction

     Seiten 11 - 24

  10. What Is the Gothic?

     Seiten 27 - 56

  11. British Origins of the Savage Villain/ Civil Hero Gotheme

     Seiten 57 - 74

  12. Early WASP American Adaptations

     Seiten 77 - 100

  13. Contemporary WASP American Iterations

     Seiten 101 - 140

  14. Innovation and Resistance: The SV/CH Gotheme in Black Writing, 1789 to 1861

     Seiten 143 - 202

  15. African American Gothic Today: Black Tradition and Reiterative Practices

     Seiten 203 - 252

  16. Epilogue: The American Gothic, Raciality, and the Possibility of Reiterative "Unthought"

     Seiten 253 - 258

  17. Works Cited

     Seiten 259 - 288

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