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2024-05
29 pages
Macias, Megan
Adams, Brandi
Bebout, Lee
Barrett, The Honors College
School of International Letters and Cultures
Historical, Philosophical & Religious Studies, Sch
Department of English
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This thesis explores the intricacies of Gothic literature through the lenses of Latinx Gothic and African American Gothic sub genres, revealing how they confront themes of identity, oppression, and the enduring legacy of colonial power.
Gothic
Literature
African American
Latinx
Colonialism
Religion
Whiteness
Tropes
AFRICAN AMERICAN AND LATINX GOTHIC: THE COLONIAL FEAR THAT FOLLOWS