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Queer Person

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An identity encompassing LGBTQAI+ individuals historically.

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Queering

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An approach to understanding past and present contexts.

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Gothic

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Art style from high to later Middle Ages.

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Castle of Love Iconography

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Symbolism related to romantic and sexual themes.

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Normative Models

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Societal standards of sexual conduct and behavior.

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Battre

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Euphemism for sexual intercourse in literature.

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Jousting

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Metaphor for lesbian sexual encounters in texts.

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Courtly Romance Literature

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Literature depicting female communities and relationships.

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Queer Residue

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Covert transmission of queerness to avoid detection.

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José Esteban Muñoz

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Theorist discussing queerness as a mode of desire.

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Amin’s View on Queer Theory

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Queer is a mobile term

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Religious Model of Disability

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Sees disability as something that can be healed.

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Charity Model of Disability

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Views disabled individuals as needing societal protection.

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Marginal Space in Manuscripts

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Focus on humor rather than human body representation.

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Ardel Haefele-Thomas

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Scholar discussing the elusive nature of Gothic.

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David Punter

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Questions the definition of Gothic in literature.

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William Hughes

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Explains Gothic’s complex origins and cultural implications.

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Liminal Genre

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Gothic thrives on marginalization and taboo practices.

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Portrait of Elena Anguissola

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1551 painting

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Enda

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10th-century nun recognized as earliest scribe.

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Thigh-Fencing

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A playful term for intimate physical interactions.

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Troubadour Song

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Medieval song expressing complex gender dynamics.

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Queering the Chess Game

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Exploration of sexual dynamics through chess metaphors.

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Iconography of Female Chastity

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Symbolic representation of women’s sexual purity.

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Gothic Architecture

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Style characterized by pointed arches and ribbed vaults.

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Cultural Charge of Gothic

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Gothic’s negative connotations contrasted with its architecture.

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Resistance to Regulation

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Gothic opposes classical norms and societal rules.

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Queer Gothic

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A genre merging queer themes with Gothic elements.

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George Haggerty

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Author of ‘Queer Gothic’ exploring queer and Gothic intersections.

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Liminal spaces

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Thresholds where norms and boundaries are challenged.

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Transgressive

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Breaking societal norms

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Pansexual

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Attraction regardless of gender identity or sex.

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Gender-shifting

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Fluidity in gender identity and expression.

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Richard Marsh

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Author of ‘The Beetle’

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The Beetle

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A novel featuring a pansexual

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Elizabeth Gaskell

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Author using Gothic for feminist themes.

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The Grey Woman

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Gaskell’s story featuring a queer character’s death.

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International Gothic Association

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Forum for Gothic studies

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Paulina Palmer

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Scholar exploring Gothic’s rebellious nature.

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Queer theory

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Framework analyzing sexuality and gender identity.

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Transgothic

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Exploration of transgender themes in Gothic literature.

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Jolene Zigarovich

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Editor of ‘Transgothic in Literature and Culture’.

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Laura Westengard

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Editor of ‘Queer Gothic Culture’.

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Queer futurity

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Concept envisioning future possibilities for queer identities.

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Queer Times

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Section exploring temporal aspects of Queer Gothic.

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Desiring Deformity

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Chow’s chapter linking deformity with Queer Gothic.

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Romantic Gothic

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Early Gothic literature influencing queer interpretations.

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The Castle of Otranto

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Walpole’s work foundational to Gothic literature.

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The Monk

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M.G. Lewis’s Gothic novel with queer implications.

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The 120 Days of Sodom

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Sade’s controversial work

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Cisnormative

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Cultural norms favoring cisgender identities.

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Heteronormative

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Cultural norms privileging heterosexual relationships.

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Queer Disability Studies

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Interdisciplinary field examining queer identities and disabilities.

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Charlotte Dacre

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Author of ‘Zafloya’

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Zafloya

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or

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Monstrous Sexuality

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Concept of sexuality defying societal norms and binaries.

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Jane Eyre

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Brontë’s novel featuring complex queer character Bertha.

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Wilkie Collins

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Author known for queer themes in ‘The Woman in White’.

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Miserrimus Dexter

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Non-binary disabled character in Collins’s ‘The Law and the Lady’.

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Our Mutual Friend

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Dickens’s novel exploring queer relationships and dynamics.

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Fin de Siècle

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Period marked by cultural and artistic changes in Europe.

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Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde

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Stevenson’s novella exploring duality and queerness in identity.

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Psychopathia Sexualis

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Krafft-Ebing’s work linking medical discourse to sexuality.

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Ableism

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Discrimination against individuals with disabilities.

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Sanguine Temperament

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Characterized by blood; hot and wet qualities.

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Choleric Temperament

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Characterized by yellow bile; hot and dry qualities.

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Melancholic Temperament

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Characterized by black bile; cold and dry qualities.

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Phlegmatic Temperament

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Characterized by phlegm; cold and wet qualities.

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Zodiac Man

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Illustration linking astrology to human anatomy and health.

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Cultural Context of Disability

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Historical views linking disability to sin and morality.

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Augustine’s Perspective

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Argued physical health not linked to divine beauty.

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Queer Voyeurism

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Desire to observe queer identities and experiences.

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Victorian Innovations

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Cultural shifts influencing literature and sexuality in the era.

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Gothic Imaginative Mode

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Literary style blending horror with psychological depth.

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Taboo Sexual Encounters

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Exploration of forbidden sexual themes in literature.

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Queer Time and Space

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Concept of fluidity in queer identities and experiences.

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Criminality and Homosexuality

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Interconnection between legal and medical views on queerness.

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Saints and Miracles

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Religious narratives depicting healing and disability.

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Middle Ages and Disability

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Historical association of disability with sinfulness.

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