Themes and Features of the Gothic 0.0 / 5 ? English LiteratureLITB3 Texts and Genre-Elements of the GothicA2/A-levelAQA Created by: scjmanCreated on: 11-05-14 13:31 Term to describe something/someone noticeably different from the average human otherness 1 of 14 Where an individual feels inferior to nature/God The Sublime 2 of 14 When a creature is stronger than a human, it is an ....... abhuman 3 of 14 A character who seeks more power/knowledge than is entitled to them overreacher 4 of 14 The act of defying something-e.g. laws of nature, social norms and values etc. transgression 5 of 14 The term for an "in-between" state liminal 6 of 14 Psychological fear terror 7 of 14 Physical fear horror 8 of 14 Frequently stereotyped as innocent heroines or as sensual temptresses, if they are present at all women 9 of 14 Several characters and settings in this genre are ........ and remote isolated 10 of 14 This morally ambiguous character type is common in the Gothic hero-villain 11 of 14 Gothic stories are often very interested in ......... knowledge forbidden 12 of 14 A term for a character that resembles another somehow doppelganger 13 of 14 Gothic stories are often very fascinated with ..... death 14 of 14
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