Gothic death 1740-1914

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Exploring the theme of death in Gothic literature, this comprehensive study examines how representations of mortality evolved from 1740 to 1914. It draws on a variety of popular Gothic and Victorian works, including novels, poems, and short stories, to analyze the cultural and literary significance of death during this period. This in-depth analysis reveals the intricate ways in which these texts reflect societal attitudes toward dying and the afterlife, offering fresh insights into the Gothic genre.