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Johns Hopkins University | AS.211.383

Haunting Flesh: Women, Horror, and the Body

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A course that examines how women's bodies are depicted in horror literature and film, asking: how are issues of race, class, national identity, and belonging illuminated through the genre and its ongoing fascination with gender and sexuality? Why do we return to women's bodies to illuminate our fears? Why do we represent women's bodies through the horror genre? Focusing on speculative fiction and film, we will investigate how women's bodies speak to issues of power and spectatorship through affects such as disgust, terror, titillation, and pleasure.

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M. Gil'Adí
15:40 - 18:10

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M. Gil'Adí
15:40 - 18:10