Titlebook: Kompendium Praktische Psychiatrie; und Psychotherapie Hans-Bernd Rothenh?usler,Karl-Ludwig T?schner Textbook 2012Latest edition Springer-Ve

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Hans-Bernd Rothenh?usler,Karl-Ludwig T?schnercepted definitions of Gothic writing resolutely ignore its comic aspect. In his ground-breaking, Freudian-Marxist study of the Gothic, ., published in 1980, David Punter defines three elements that lie at the ‘heart’ of Gothic writing; these are: the concept of paranoia, the notion of the barbaric a