Disability, Illness, and the Vampire in Literature and Culture is a study book that focuses on the theme of disability, illness, and the vampire motif within literature and culture. This edition covers literary studies from about 1900 to about 2000 and examines the interaction between physical conditions and the vampire figure.
The book is suitable for use in higher education and offers a clear analysis that is useful as a study source or reference work. The clear positioning makes it relevant for students and professionals who delve into the relationship between disability, illness, and the vampire in literature and culture.
Features
- Series: Routledge Studies in Twentieth-Century Literature
- Format: hardcover