The Haunted Mind The Supernatural in

This collection of original essays is the first comprehensive, critical treatment of the influence of the supernatural on the literature of the Victorian period.

Acknowledgments
Introduction: Victorian Literature and the Shifting Use of the Supernatural
Winged Ghosts: Alfred, Lord Tennyson and the Return to the Mystical	p. 1
A Christmas Carol: Giving Nursery Tales a Higher Form	p. 11
The Specter of the Self in Frankenstein and Great Expectations	p. 19
Danger and Compulsion in The Wind in the Willows, or Toad and Hyde Together at Last	p. 31
Masquerade Liberties and Female Power in Le Fanu's Carmilla	p. 39
Dr. Jekyll's Closet	p. 67
Kipling's Key to the Haunted Chamber	p. 89
Caliban in a Glass: Autoscopic Vision in The Picture of Dorian Gray	p. 101
Pedophiles amidst Looming Portentousness: Henry James's The Turn of the Screw	p. 123
Index	p. 131
About the Contributors	p. 137
About the Editors	p. 139
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The Haunted Mind The Supernatural in Victorian Literature

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