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Volume 48, Issue 1
March 1, 2010
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Genre and Affect: Inhuman Forces

Introduction

Genre and Affect: Inhuman Forces
Kelly Hurley
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I. The Politics of Affect

“Secrets of the Heart”: Emotion, Narration, and Imaginary Minds in Hard Times and Mary Barton
Jill L. Matus
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The Sentimental Socialism of Margaret Harkness
Rob Breton
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Laughing at the Last Will: Jyl of Braintford's Testament
Jill Phillips Ingram
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Educating the Emotions: Affect and Stylistic Excess in the Stalinist Melodrama
Anna Toropova
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II. Mourning, Melancholia, Trauma

Confronting Genre: Opera, Memorial, and John Greyson's Fig Trees
Sarah Henstra
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Frankenstein's Melancholy
Andrew Smith
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Who Set You Feelin'? Harlem, Communal Affect, and the Great Migration Narrative in James Baldwin's “Sonny's Blues”
John Claborn
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Gothic Oklahoma!: The Dream Ballet
Steven Bruhm
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III. The Implosion of Genre

The Aesthetics of Affect in the Shot-by-Shot Remakes of Psycho and Funny Games
Steffen Hantke
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Pity: Reflections on Algernon Blackwood's Gothic
David Punter
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The Weariness of the Victorian Novel: Middlemarch and the Medium of Feeling
Alicia Christoff
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“This number is the nadir of passion”: Steven Soderbergh's The Girlfriend Experience
Michael Sayeau
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IV. Hyper-Affect

Hyper-reality and the Gothic Affect: The Sublimation of Fear from Burke and Walpole to The Ring
Jerrold E. Hogle
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a-ffect-less: zombie-horror-shock
Fred Botting
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