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LINGUISTIC STUDIES OF HORROR FANTASY AS A LITERARY GENRE

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Incredible Geographies? Orientalism and Genre Fantasy

Social and Cultural Geography, 2004
Despite its immense popularity, the Fantasy genre has been largely ignored by academic geography. In this paper I give an overview of the genre, its politics and its geographies. I examine the ways in which several popular Fantasy texts negotiate and draw upon ‘Orientalist’ tropes.
Myles Balfe
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Bridges to Fantasy: Neverwhere and Genre

Palgrave science fiction and fantasy, 2022
Jeffrey Andrew Weinstock
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Contested genre: locating US fantasy television in genre discourses

, 2023
Over the past two decades, fantasy has gone from an intermittent presence on United States television screens to one of its most popular genres. Despite this prevalence, there remains a persistent gap in the literature surrounding research on the televisual fantasy genre, with researchers claiming that the notoriously nebulous boundaries of fantasy ...
O'Dette, Katarina
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THE PECULIARITIES OF POETONYMS IN THE FANTASY GENRE

South archive (philological sciences), 2019
У статті висвітлюються особливості власних назв у літературних творах жанру фентезі. Визначено специфіку літературного жанру фентезі та його персонажів, проаналізовано ключові ознаки творення власних назв та їхньої структури в даному жанрі та інтерпретовано роль поетонімів на сторінках обраного літературного жанру.
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Genre: the realism of fantasy, the fantasy of realism

2009
Never in the history of the drama was “a willing suspension of disbelief ” more essential to sustaining dramatic illusion, nor more operative in representing the magical and marvelous: not just the mixture of comedy and tragedy, but of pantomime and song in melodrama, of domestic realism and supernaturalism in Gothic romance.
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Stepping into the Wardrobe: A Fantasy Genre Study

Language Arts, 2004
In a time when fantasy is at the height of its popularity, two 4th grade teachers discuss how they tapped into its literacy possibilities. In this article the authors explain how they moved their students from reading the genre simply for entertainment’s sake to exploring its more complex characteristics and ideas.The article provides an overview of a ...
Maria Colleen Cruz, Kate B. Pollock
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A Fuzzy Genre: Two Views of Fantasy

Children's Literature, 2000
portant early works of fantasy scholarship, and most, dare I say almost all, of those who work with children's literature end up teaching and even writing about fantasy in some guise or other. They should wel- come Attebery's latest contribution to fantasy scholarship for a num- ber of reasons.
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