The Edinburgh Companion to Globalgothic

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1. Introduction: Globalgothic beyond Globalisation · article
2. Decolonial Gothic · article
3. The World-System of Global Gothic, Horror and Weird · article
4. Economy of Shadows, Work of Death: Necropolitics, Slavery, Zombi/e · article
5. Gothic and the Black Diaspora · article
6. Engendering Globalgothic: The 'Hideous Progeny' of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein · article
7. Queering Globalgothic Ecologies · article
8. Anthropocene Gothic, Capitalocene Gothic: The Politics of Ecogothic Forms · article
9. Extractive Gothic · article
10. US Imperial Gothic · article
11. Globalgothic and War · article
12. Terrorist Gothic · article
13. Neoliberal Globalgothic: The Trump White House, the Alt-Right and the Long-Heralded Death of the Dream · article
14. New Weird Technologies: Subverting Neoliberal Globalisation through Hybridity · article
15. Uncanny Globalgothic Ecologies: Animate Intimacies · article
16. Globalgothic, Viruses and Pandemics · article
17. Medical Globalgothic: Organ Harvesting and the Red Market · article
18. Globalgothic Translations and Migrations: From Britain to Brazil · article
19. Gothic Literary Travel and Global Tourism · article
20. Gothic and Global Travel Writing · article
21. Folk Horror and the Globalgothic · article
22. Brexit Horror · article
23. Online Gothic · article
24. Gothic and the Global South · article
25. Migration and the Gothic: Border Gothic · article
26. Globalgothic Americas: Consuming and Consumed Bodies in 21st Century Narratives · article
27. Tropical Gothic: Plantation Ecology, Commodity Frontiers, and the Aesthetics of Excess · article
28. Asian Gothic: Asian Folklore and Globalgothic · article
29. Desert Globalgothic · article
30. Queer Gothic Narratives of Palestine in Alon Hilu's The House of Rajani and Ayman Sikseck's Tishrin · article
31. Nordic Gothic · article
32. 'In Brussels no one can hear you scream': EU Gothic · article
33. Planetary Gothic: An Invitation · article

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