Fear in literature.

Ibsen : = the dramaturgy of fear / by: (Language materials, printed)

Virginia Woolf icon / by: (Language materials, printed)

Fear, truth, writing = from paper village to electronic community / by: (Electronic resources)

The Politics of everyday fear / by: (Language materials, printed)

Fear in the medical and literary imagination, medieval to modern = dreadful passions / by: (Electronic resources)

Inventing the gothic corpse = the thrill of human remains in the eighteenth-century novel / by: (Electronic resources)

Translating fear - translated fears = understanding fear across languages and cultures / by: (Electronic resources)

Gothic and the comic turn / by: (Language materials, printed)

Truth in literature.

Humorous stories, English- History and criticism.

Eighteenth-Century Literature.

Translating and interpreting- Psychological aspects.

Ibsen, Henrik,- Criticism and interpretation.

Fear- Public opinion.

Feminism and literature- Public opinion.

Women and literature- Public opinion.

Difference (Psychology) in literature.

Literature.

English fiction- History and criticism.- 18th century

Woolf, Virginia,- Appreciation.

Women in popular culture- History- 20th century.- Great Britain

Authorship- Data processing.

Horror tales, English- History and criticism.

British and Irish Literature.

Woolf, Virginia,- Criticism and interpretation

Women in popular culture- History- 20th century.- United States

Literary Theory.

Medicine/Public Health, general.

Gothic fiction (Literary genre), English- History and criticism.

Dead in literature.

Public opinion- History- 20th century.- Great Britain

Gothic revival (Literature)- Great Britain.

Women novelists- Public opinion.

Authorship.

Comic, The, in literature.

Fiction.

Fear- Political aspects.

Fear in literature.

Public opinion- History- 20th century.- United States

Horror in mass media.

Popular literature- History and criticism.

Fear.