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Index
1. Introduction
2. Defining the Southern Gothic Literature
3. Historical Backgrounds
a. Political situation in the 19th century
b. Southern nobility
c. Poverty in the South
4. Literature in the Southern States
a. Civil War and Reconstruction
b. Queering in the South
c. Motives and narrative techniques
5. Southern Gothic in chosen novels
a. A Streetcar Named Desire
i. Content
ii. Typical characteristics referring to Southern Gothic
b. The Sound and the Fury
i. Content
ii. Typical characteristics referring to Southern Gothic
c. Light in August
i. Content
ii. Typical characteristics referring to Southern Gothic
d. Bastard out of Carolina
i. Content
ii. Typical characteristics referring to Southern Gothic
6. Why Southern Gothic is no longer existing in the Southern Literature
7. Conclusion
8. Attachment
a. What do the books’ titles mean?
i. A Streetcar Named Desire
ii. The Sound and the Fury
iii. Light in August
b. Mother issues and desire of the Compson boys
c. Vacation in the Southern States
i. Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
ii. Big Walker Mountain, Wytheville, Viginia
9. Bibliography
- Quote paper
- Jessica Santosa Hidajat (Author), 2017, Southern Gothic Literature, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/441974
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