Dead in literature.

Archaeologies of English Renaissance literature by: (Electronic resources)

Writing death and absence in the Victorian novelengraved narratives / by: (Electronic resources)

Dead women talkingencounters with the past in American literature / by: (Electronic resources)

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

Imagining the dead in British literature and culture, 1790-1848 by: (Electronic resources)

Female corpses in crime fictiona transatlantic perspective / by: (Electronic resources)

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

Bront�e, Charlotte,

Eighteenth-Century Literature.

Death

Latin American/Caribbean Literature.

Literature and Technology/Media.

Human remains (Archaeology)

Collins, Wilkie,

American fiction

Literature.

Detective and mystery stories, Spanish

Contemporary Literature.

Dead.

Funeral rites and ceremonies.

Archaeology.

Archaeology in literature.

Exhumation.

English fiction

Death in literature.

British and Irish Literature.

Dead in literature.

Dickens, Charles,

Burial in literature.

Burial.

Physical-Biological Anthropology.

Comparative Literature.

Ruins in literature.

Gothic fiction (Literary genre), English

Fiction.

Mass Media.

English literature

Antiquities in literature.

Women in literature.

Fear in literature.

Nineteenth-Century Literature.

Detective and mystery stories, English

Literary History.