Horror genre
A brutalized culture : the horror genre in contemporary Irish literature
... of horror genre plots allows these authors to pit potential identities in a fight to the death; their novels and plays function as a sort of enclosed dog fight, in which possible Irishnesses do bloody ...
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Media Violence and Education: A Study of Youth Audiences and the Horror Genre
... Media Violence and Education: A Study of Youth Audiences and the Horror Genre.. by.[r] ...
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Horror Genre.ppt
... 'junky' horror novels, if by 'junk' we mean exploitative, sensational books churned out by hack writers with little talent and no commitment to the ...the horror genre -- Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, ...
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Norwood Master's Paper.pdf
... really horror” (not to actually suggest that these works are not part of the horror genre but to illustrate Tuttle’s previously quoted view on how women horror authors are perceived and their ...
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Green Horror: The Use of Environmental Themes in Modern American Horror Cinema
... eco-horror genre, other metrics were generated to further narrow the field of films being ...eco-horror genre include fictional as well as non-fiction works ...
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Autonomy, de facto and de jure
... the horror genre may be shaking their heads at the prospect of using horror films in a ...classic horror films from 1970 and ...a horror film in a classroom must be made by each ...
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Day of the Woman?: Feminism & Rape-Revenge Films
... the horror genre to create even more extreme gender narrative within film: ...1970s genre film “femaleness allowed the ‘body’ story to be told with far greater relish, and [the female protagonist’s] ...
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Uncanny behaviour in survival horror games
... a horror game soundscape that ‘operates within a framework of uncertainty that constantly holds the player between knowledge and ...survival horror games borrows many of the conventions and clichés of ...
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Teaching Horror Literature in a Multicultural Classroom
... sheer horror of what people can do to their neighbors in the name of a half-forgotten ritual with an obscure purpose underlines Jackson’s point that people are violent and merciless, but also gullible and ...
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The Horror of the Real: Žižek’s Modern Gothic
... In this case it serves to make his presentation of the film more traditionally ‘Gothic’, eliminating the science-fiction element of the spaceship. This space, which is characterized as maternal in a way that Žižek ...
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Familial Dysfunction in Young Adult Horror Fiction
... McDonald’s. To compare the productions of a writer like Stine to an award winning author like Robert Cormier is unfair because the differences between the two are not so much in degree as in kind. For Jones, the proper ...
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The Primitive, Technology and Horror: A Posthuman Biology
... Recent works have explored the concept of posthumanism as a radical decentring of the human, humanism and the humanities in the wake of the complexificaiton of technology and systems, and new insight into nonhuman life ...
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The feminine appeal of British horror cinema
... our horror film ...1960s horror films, if the terror is interior, formed by a woman, taking place inside her mind, it is not usually recognised (or prioritised) as a horror ...
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Body horror movies : Their emergence and evolution
... 11 Basket Case is about Siamese twins separated as children. One is ‘normal’ (Duane-an all-American name) and one is ‘abnormal’and deformed (Belial - a name for the Devil, from the Hebrew meaning worthless). Duane is ...
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Automatic Metrics for Genre specific Text Quality
... Both academic writing and science news articles describe science, but their audience is quite differ- ent. Academic writing aims to clearly explain the details of the research to other experts, while sci- ence news ...
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Survival horror games - an uncanny modality
... Brenton et al. (2005) also suggest that, for virtual characters, a high level of graphical realism raises similarly high expectations for attributes of motion and behaviour and that the uncanny sensation may be generated ...
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Online Full Text
... An approach to support context-aware recommendation for personalized digital TV has been proposed in [1]. In this work they used contextual user profile, which consists of user personal data profile, user contextual ...
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Horror and Disgust: gastrostomy feeding and identity transformation
... Constructions of feeding technologies In previous work Craig, 2004; Craig and Scambler, 2006 I described how parental constructions of feeding technologies distinguished between the gast[r] ...
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The children's horror film : characterizing an 'impossible' subgenre
... 25 Frankenweenie’s ending that revolves around acceptance (of the monster, of grief) is clearly a drastic departure from the 1931 Frankenstein which concludes with angry villagers purposefully burning the windmill in ...
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Implementing a Characterization of Genre for Automatic Genre Identification of Web Pages
... web genre in ...web genre is used as an additional evaluation ...eshop genre issued by the inferential model are compared with the predictions returned by two SVM models built with two different web ...
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