Technology, Monstrosity, and Reproduction in Twenty-first Century Horror
by K. Jackson
K. Jackson examines the connections between technology, monstrosity, and reproduction in twenty-first-century horror. Focusing on these central themes, the book offers a contemporary critical study for readers exploring horror, cultural studies, literary criticism, and media analysis.
About This Book
This book examines the relationships among technology, monstrosity, and reproduction in twenty-first-century horror.
K. Jackson considers how these themes operate within contemporary horror and shape its critical concerns.
Bringing together questions of technological change, monstrous forms, and reproductive ideas, the book offers a focused study of modern horror.
It is suited to readers interested in horror, cultural studies, literary criticism, and media analysis.
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