Vol. 7 (2020): Ghosts and Cultural Hauntings

DOI: https://doi.org/10.33043/DLR.7.0

Published: 2020-04-24

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Introduction

Dillon O'Nail

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Hauntings of Bodies, Selves, and Houses A Comparative Reading of Three of Emily Carroll’s Short Horror Comic Stories

Eliza O'Donnell
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Haunting the Body An Exploration of Scars as Ghosts

Addison E Paul
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Peace at Last Grappling with Ghosts and the Family Structure in The Sixth Sense and The Haunting of Hill House

Isabel Parham
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“Outside the Gate”: Family, Selfhood, and Post-Traumatic Growth in Shirley Jackson’s The Haunting of Hill House

Dillon O'Nail
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Political Polarization and Demonic Possession How American Culture is Haunted by its Own Fascination with Good and Evil

Ashley Burns
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The Haunt of Injustice Exploring Homophobia in Vampire Literature

Clare Nee
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Stolen Spirits The Appropriation of the Windigo Spirit in Horror Literature

Kallie Nicole Hunchman
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The American Midwestern Haunting: The Asylum Lives On

Jo Ladner
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Horrors of Society The Reflection of Societal Fears in American Horror Films

Brooke Lilek
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Death in the Digital World

Erin Goff
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Taking a Look in the Mirror :The Inversion of Middle Class Fears of Urban Decay and the Representation of Racial Violence in Bernard Rose's Candyman

Jacob Garrett
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