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J. B. Wakerley,C. M. Richardsonand rigidly reductive) of generically bound forms”. Literary fantasy in general has always had to negotiate the establishment’s determination to trivialize it as mere narrative formula. While increasingly successful challenges to these attitudes are mounted by such magic realist writers as Allende,

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-5253-6 from Transylvania into outer space, into corporate finance, into the antebellum South, into California encounter groups…”.. As part of what we have seen to be Donna J. Haraway’s playful use of fantastic tropes in her work on the ethics of science and technology, in . the vampire takes over from the

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Analog VLSI Chips for Vision Processinglongation of desire with an intrinsic connection with the mother, not least in the “yearning desire” of pregnancy. But, as Stewart stresses, it is the mother as “an . location of origin” that is applicable here, not the mother as actual parent. Taking these 23 novels as a corpus, I have been surp