Titlebook: Queering Gothic in the Romantic Age; The Penetrating Eye Max Fincher Book 2007 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limit

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Penetrating Eye(s): ,s Gothic writing in the acknowledged influence of writers like Ann Radcliffe. They share similar characteristics in their suspicious narrators who gaze at secretive men who they think have something to hide. These poems suggest ways in which desire between men can be both communicated and suspected (but never confirmed) by those who watch them.

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Introduction,d, I would get excited at the prospect of dressing up for one special night of the year, Halloween, to be a witch. I did not want to be a warlock. I wanted to be a real, classic witch like I had seen in . and read about in the books by Jill Murphy at school.. I persuaded my mother to buy me eyeliner

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Reading the Gaze: A Culture of Vigilance,eenth century as revealed through the correspondence of three of the writers under discussion here.. And, secondly, it aims to characterize much of the biographical writing of those writers who have been subjected to this scrutinizing gaze. There is no intention to suggest that the two are necessari

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Guessing the Mould: Or, ,?,owever, one theme that emerges strongly and is related to how we can understand same-sex desire in the late eighteenth century and Romantic age is the fear of the exposure of a secret to a public, penetrating eye. It is with this theme in mind that I will be exploring how the novel is a cautious war

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and the Monstrous Queer,k it as a text replete with queer potential. . is an Oriental tale, an embellished narrative of a historical figure, and a moral fable. Perhaps best described as a work of the fantastic, it combines different sub-genres of the fantastic.. The most predominant sub-genre is ‘Gothic’ and I include it u

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Camping in the Monastery: ,a, voyeurism and same-sex desire.. Meanwhile, an ambiguously gendered, Cagliostro-like figure destroys the reputation of a symbol of a tyrannical and repressive institution that regulates its members’ sexuality. What more could one ask for? Rosario/Matilda’s infiltration of the monastery, where she

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Penetrating Eye(s): ,s sexual desires for men, and how we can describe Byron as queer. In particular, . (1819) by John William Polidori perpetuates queer and Gothic suspicions about Byron. However, . can be read on its own terms as a narrative of paranoia and repressed sexual attraction to the figure of the queer vampir

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Max Fincheren Paradigmenwechsel zu beschleunigen, hin zu einer strategischeren und wirklich wertsch?pfenden Funktion, die Lieferanteninnovationen vorantreibt, Beschaffungsrisiken mindert, Nachhaltigkeit verankert und die globale Lieferkette widerstandsf?higer macht. Dieses Streben hat jedoch in der Vergangenhe