Revenants as Abject Feminine in Romanian Gothic Horror: Mircea Eliade’s ‘Miss Christina’ (1936) @RomancingTheGothic
Revenants as Abject Feminine in Romanian Gothic Horror: Mircea Eliade’s ‘Miss Christina’ (1936) @RomancingTheGothic
Uploaded April 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
We were joined by Maria Cohut for this fascinating talk!
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Revenants as Abject Feminine in Romanian Gothic Horror: Mircea Eliade’s ‘Miss Christina’ (1936)

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