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Flag This Row	Developing the Digital Gothic Genre and Its Ramifications in Twenty-First Century Literature through an Examination of Nonhuman Memory and the Digital Afterlife. DiMauro, Mark Thomas Ph. D. Dissertation, Indiana University of Pennsylvania, 2021. x, 269 p. (DAI-A 83(2)(E).) Subjects: ALTERED CARBON (TV); BLACK MIRROR (TV); BLADE RUNNER (1982) (FILM); CHARACTERS, NON-HUMAN; DICK, PHILIP K.; DIGITAL CULTURE; GODZILLA (GOJIRA) (1954) (HONDA) (FILM); GOTHIC GENRE; GREAT GOD PAN, THE (STORY); ISLAND OF DR. MOREAU, THE (NOVEL); KAFKA, FRANZ; MACHEN, ARTHUR; MEMORY; MONSTERS; PARANOIA AGENT (TV); POE, EDGAR ALLAN; SIXTH DAY (MOTION PICTURE); STEVENSON, ROBERT LOUIS; STRANGE CASE OF DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE (NOVEL); TECHNOLOGY; TECHNOLOGY IN FILM; TOTAL RECALL (1990) (FILM); VERWANDLUNG, DIE (METAMORPHOSIS, THE) (KAFKA) (STORY); WELLS, H. G. Options: Download this record ; E-mail this record

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Developing the Digital Gothic Genre and Its Ramifications in Twenty-First Century Literature through an Examination of Nonhuman Memory and the Digital Afterlife.

DiMauro, Mark Thomas

Ph. D. Dissertation, Indiana University of Pennsylvania, 2021. x, 269 p. (DAI-A 83(2)(E).)

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