Although Gothic writing is now seen as significant for an
understanding of modernity, it is still largely characterized as a
literature of fear and anxiety. "Gothic and the Comic Turn" argues
that, partly through its desire to be taken seriously, Gothic
criticism has neglected the comic doppelganger that has always
inhabited the Gothic mode and which in certain texts emerges as
dominant. Tracing an historical trajectory from the late Romantic
period through to the present day, this book examines how varieties
of comic parody and appropriation have interrogated the
complexities of modern subjectivity.
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