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Gender Socialization of Horror

2003
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Gender-Socialization Theory of Reactions to Horror

2013
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Enjoyment and Social Functions of Horror

2003
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Horror's Effect on Social Perceptions and Behaviors

2013
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‘Frighteningly real’: Realism, social criticism and the psychological killer in the critical reception of the late 1940s horror-thriller

European Journal of American Culture, 2012
Mark Jancovich
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Moors, Social Anxiety and Horror in Thomas Rawlins's The Rebellion

2006
In her article, Anna Fåhraeus contextualizes race within multiple images of social horror in Thomas Rawlins’s little-discussed tragedy The Rebellion (1640). While racial representation of the Moors in the play adheres to stereotype, Fåhraeus contends that the multiple racial doubling works to interrogate the certainty of nature versus culture in ...
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Sensational Socialism, the Horrors of the Porfiriato, and Mexico’s Civil Wars

2013
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From book to stage to screen: semiotic transformations of Gothic horror genre conventions

Social Semiotics, 2016
Sabine Tan, Kay O'Halloran, Peter Wignell   +2 more
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The Hollywood horror film, 1931-1941: madness in a social landscape

Choice Reviews Online, 2007
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Book Review: Urban Horror: Neoliberal Post-Socialism and the Limits of Visibility

Cultural Sociology, 2020
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