War gothic in literature and culture / edited by Agnieszka Soltysik Monnet and Steffen Hantke.
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Table of Contents:
- Ghosts from the battlefields: a short historical introduction to the war gothic / Agnieszka Soltysik Monnett and Steffen Hantke
- "The red thirst is on this nation": vampiric hauntings and the American Civil War / Leigh M. McLennon
- Gustav Hasford's gothic poetics of demystification / Agnieszka Soltysik Monnet
- Haunted jungles of horror and trauma: elements of the gothic in Vietnamese and American war fiction / John Armstrong
- Evil things in robes of sorrow: Albert Pinkham Ryder's war gothic / Jayme Yahr
- Mastering nature: war gothic and the monstrous Anthropocene / Hans Staats
- Troubled by memories: the World War II veteran as a gothic figure in William Wyler's The best years of our lives (1947) / Steffen Hantke
- Snow Nazis must die: gothic tropes and Hollywood genre-fication in Nazisploitation horror / Ben Kooyman
- "Ah, you lose you in there": gothic masculinities, specters of Vietnam and becoming monstrous in Southern comfort / Glen Donnar
- "You are not in control": Spec ops: the line and the banality of war / Steven Holmes
- Virtual war and the Nazi zombie gothic in Call of duty / John Höglund
- Beast of America: revolution and monstrosity in BioShock infinite / Gwyneth Peaty
- Operation horcrux: Harry Potter's war narrative in a post-9/11 context / Kylee Hartman-Warren
- The gothicization of World War II as a source of cultural self-reflection in Miss Peregrine's home for peculiar children and Hollow city / Agata Zarzycka
- Conquering the frontier gothic in Red dawn / Karen J. Renner.