Dead in literature.

Shakespeare's violated bodies : = stage and screen performance / by: (Language materials, printed)

Interdisciplinary explorations of postmortem interaction = dead bodies, funerary objects, and burial spaces through texts and time / by: (Electronic resources)

From modernist entombment to postmodernist exhumation : = dead bodies in twentieth-century American fiction / by: (Language materials, printed)

Dead women talking = encounters with the past in American literature / by: (Electronic resources)

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

Writing death and absence in the Victorian novel = engraved narratives / by: (Electronic resources)

Shakespeare, William,- Stage history.

English fiction- History and criticism.- 19th century

Eighteenth-Century Literature.

Human remains (Archaeology)

Body, Human, in literature.

Dickens, Charles,- Indexes.

English fiction- History and criticism.- 18th century

Literature.

Dead.

Funeral rites and ceremonies.

Archaeology.

Death in motion pictures.

Death in literature.

Human body in literature.

British and Irish Literature.

Dead in literature.

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

Burial in literature.

Shakespeare, William,- Knowledge

Bront{uml}e, Charlotte,- Criticism and interpretation.

Burial.

Physical-Biological Anthropology.

Shakespeare, William,- Film and video adaptations.

Modernism (Literature)- United States.

Body, Human, in motion pictures.

American fiction- History and criticism.- 20th century

Fiction.

Postmodernism (Literature)- United States.

Collins, Wilkie,- Criticism and interpretation.

Women in literature.

American fiction- History and criticism.

Fear in literature.

Literary History.