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continental horror mode to England,
drawing on the
German Schauerroman. The term
Schauerroman [de] is
sometimes equated with the term "Gothic novel", but...
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described by some
literary critics as ****ing into the
German genre,
Schauerroman,
which may more
properly be
considered as part of a
interrelated complex...
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Romantic literary movements led to
related Gothic genres such as the
German Schauerroman and the
French Roman noir. Eighteenth-century
Gothic novels were typically...
- Schiller's Die Räuber and Der Geisterseher, was the
founder of the
German Schauerroman (shocker), a
style of
writing continued,
though in a
finer vein, by Carl...
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feature the same
elements (castles, ghost, monster, etc.). However,
Schauerroman's key
elements are
necromancy and
secret societies, and it is remarkably...
- (1797–1851),
gothic novels and other-language
equivalents such as the
German Schauerroman and the
French roman noir
would all soon
follow after this period. Le...
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Frederick Frank wrote that the
novel is a "splendid
instance of the
Schauerroman at a
point of no
rational return."
Herman and ****fried, two
former university...
- 22. ISBN 978-3-03910-077-4. Hall,
Daniel (2000). "The
Gothic Tide:
Schauerroman and
Gothic Novel in the Late
Eighteenth Century". In Stark,
Susanne (ed...
