Thesis
Title De Volonté & the vampire bite : how Gothic vampire literature of the 19th century influences female members of the Goth subculture / written by Dr Hayleigh Barclay.
Author Barclay, Hayleigh, author.
Production [Glasgow] : University of Glasgow, 2018.

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Description 394 pages ; 30 cm
Note The thesis consists of two separate elements which, when combined, form the practice- based research into 19th century Gothic vampire literature and the contemporary Goth subculture, a novel and critical component.
Submitted in fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctorate of Fine Arts, Creative Writing. School of Critical Studies, College of Arts, University of Glasgow, October 2018.
Thesis D.F.A. University of Glasgow 2018 School of Critical Studies.
Bibliography Includes bibliographical references (pages 372-394).
Access Due to embargo issues this thesis is not available for consultation without the author's written permission until 3 May 2022.
Link Online version : Barclay, Hayleigh. De Volonté & the vampire bite : how Gothic vampire literature of the 19th century influences female members of the Goth subculture. [Glasgow] : University of Glasgow, 2018
Library Class Thesis TA5523
Subject Vampires in literature -- Theses DFA.
English fiction -- 19th century -- History and criticism -- Theses DFA.
Gothic fiction (Literary genre), English -- History and criticism -- Theses DFA.
Goths -- Theses DFA.
Subculture -- Great Britain -- Theses DFA.
Feminism -- Theses DFA.
Other Author University of Glasgow, degree granting institution.

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