Add to ORKGEmbracing the Christmas spirit, Martin Weller looks to some Dickensian inspiration and finds that the ghosts of Christmas past, present and future look a little too familiar
This project explores four printed Christmas stories and the filmic adaptations of each. The eight s...
This special issue of the Cahiers victoriens et édouardiens initially published in 2012 means to cel...
The article deals with the description and analysis of Christmas symbols portrayed in УA Christmas C...
The question of haunting itself has its own interest, but one might also wonder why Dicken's Christm...
This dissertation explores how the cultural and literary development – one might argue, creation – o...
There is a long tradition in the UK, in England in particular, of the Christmas ghost story. The mos...
Each Christmas during his tenure as Provost of King’s College, Cambridge, M.R.James would take part ...
This article opens a special edition of the journal 'Nineteenth-Century Prose' dedicated to the non-...
The nineteenth century was an age of reason and industrialization. Magic and mythical creatures ceas...
The paper deals with the way Dickens presents the concepts of social responsibility, self-transforma...
This paper focuses on UK and US traditions of seasonal horror at Christmas and Halloween to consider...
Keynote paper. This paper examines the connections between the winter season and Gothic historical ...
At this time of the year, many Brits will undoubtedly revisit the 1843 Charles Dickens classic, A Ch...
The most lasting Christmas fiction tends to use Christmas as a setting not as the main subject and t...
This thesis aims at scrutinizing the strategic arrangement of publishing relatively unknown authors ...
This project explores four printed Christmas stories and the filmic adaptations of each. The eight s...
This special issue of the Cahiers victoriens et édouardiens initially published in 2012 means to cel...
The article deals with the description and analysis of Christmas symbols portrayed in УA Christmas C...
The question of haunting itself has its own interest, but one might also wonder why Dicken's Christm...
This dissertation explores how the cultural and literary development – one might argue, creation – o...
There is a long tradition in the UK, in England in particular, of the Christmas ghost story. The mos...
Each Christmas during his tenure as Provost of King’s College, Cambridge, M.R.James would take part ...
This article opens a special edition of the journal 'Nineteenth-Century Prose' dedicated to the non-...
The nineteenth century was an age of reason and industrialization. Magic and mythical creatures ceas...
The paper deals with the way Dickens presents the concepts of social responsibility, self-transforma...
This paper focuses on UK and US traditions of seasonal horror at Christmas and Halloween to consider...
Keynote paper. This paper examines the connections between the winter season and Gothic historical ...
At this time of the year, many Brits will undoubtedly revisit the 1843 Charles Dickens classic, A Ch...
The most lasting Christmas fiction tends to use Christmas as a setting not as the main subject and t...
This thesis aims at scrutinizing the strategic arrangement of publishing relatively unknown authors ...
This project explores four printed Christmas stories and the filmic adaptations of each. The eight s...
This special issue of the Cahiers victoriens et édouardiens initially published in 2012 means to cel...
The article deals with the description and analysis of Christmas symbols portrayed in УA Christmas C...