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Monster Theory

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ID20426026
EditorsJeffrey Jerome Cohen
Year1996
Publication date1996-01-01
Open AccessNo
TypeBOOK
VenueMonster Theory (SOURCE_BOOK)
PublisherUniversity of Minnesota Press (PUBLISHER • US)
DOI10.5749/j.ctttsq4d
OpenAlexW4205685033
ISBN9780816687640
Open LibraryOL38821013M
LanguageEN
Citations received98

Art · Literature · Monster · monster theory · Monsters · monstrosity · Data Visualization and Analytics · Folklore, Mythology, and Literature Studies · Gothic Literature and Media Analysis · Literary Theory and Cultural Hermeneutics · Philosophy · Abnormalities, Human, in literature · Difference (Psychology) in literature · Grotesque in literature · Monsters in literature

  • The monster in the backyard

    Open Access•Alex McInturff, Michael L McInturff•People and Nature•2026

  • Of Monsters and Monkeys

    Open Access•Rachel A Voyt•American Journal of Biological…•2026

  • Introduction. Freaktions

    Open Access•Cristiana Panella, Isabella Clough Marinaro•ANUAC•2026

  • ‘Perfectly imperfect’

    Open Access•Katya Krylova•Cultural Studies•2026

  • Behold the monster

    Open Access•Robert Gutsche, Erica Salkin•Journalism•2016

  • Beowulf ’s Monster Discourse Now

    J Rubén Valdés Miyares•English Studies•2021

  • Spectacular and Spectral Monstrosity

    Open Access•Moulay Driss El Maarouf, Taieb Belghazi et al.•Journal of African Cultural Studies•2026

  • “To Bewitch an Audience”

    Open Access•Danie Stander•Journal of Literary Studies•2026

  • Monsters at bedtime

    Open Access•Mary-Louise Maynes•Humanities and Social Sciences…•2020

  • Monsters revisited

    Open Access•Heidi Mohamed Bayoumy•Humanities and Social Sciences…•2023

  • Monstrosity as Rescue

    Open Access•Paula Serrano Elena•Esferas Literarias•2024

  • Is Biblical Studies Stuck in Antiquarianism? The Case of Behemoth and Leviathan

    Mark Sneed•Journal of the Bible and its…•2023

  • Aspects of Gothic Tradition in the Literary Imagination of Nnedi Okorafor

    Open Access•Robert Kipkoech Sum, Robert Sum et al.•Journal of Law and Social Sciences•2022

  • “The vixens, the she-wolves, the birds, the witches”

    Open Access•Majo Delgadillo•Revista 2i | Estudos de…•2025

  • Gods and monsters

    Open Access•Delilah Bermudez Brataas•Journal of Graphic Novels & Comics•2021

  • Inventing yōkai

    Athira S M, S M Athira et al.•Journal of Graphic Novels & Comics•2026

  • El imaginario escatológico de Mariana Enriquez como modo de resistencia de lo femenino en Las cosas que perdimos en el fuego

    Open Access•Berenice Romano Hurtado•ILCEA•2022

  • The evolution of monsters in children’s literature

    Open Access•Lauren Christie•Palgrave Communications•2020

  • El país del que vienen los monstruos

    Open Access•Santiago Barreiro•Medievalista online•2020

  • Creating a Modern Bestiary

    Natalie Grinnell•Pedagogy Critical Approaches to…•2025

  • The plague of privatization

    Open Access•Anna-Maria Fjellman, Aimee Haley•Policy Futures in Education•2023

  • Selling the nation

    Open Access•L J Philip•Scottish Geographical Journal•2024

  • Placestory/Storyplace

    Helen Billinghurst, Phil Smith•Green Letters•2022

  • “England Prevails?” Contemporary UK Politics and Alan Moore’s Border-Challenging Comics

    Tina Helbig•Zeitschrift für Anglistik und…•2022

  • Between Monster and Human

    Open Access•Abishek Asokan, C S Arunprabu•Human Arenas•2026

  • Beyond postcolonial Gothic in African literature

    Open Access•Chukwunonso Ezeiyoke•Journal of the African Literature…•2022

  • Monster metaphors in media coverage of the 2016 U.S. presidential contest

    Erin C Cassese•Politics Groups and Identities•2018

  • Un/re/production of Old Age in The Taking of Deborah Logan

    Open Access•Agnieszka Kotwasińska•Somatechnics•2018

  • Monster Trans

    Open Access•Harlan Weaver•Somatechnics•2013

  • Monster or great fish? Peter Benchley's Jaws as ecocritical text

    David Robinson•Scrutiny2•2016

  • Medieval Things

    Open Access•Kellie Robertson•Literature Compass•2008

  • Fear of Monsters

    Open Access•L J Larsen, Bo Kampmann Walther•Games and Culture•2023

  • Monstrous Ecology

    Open Access•Lloyd Willis•The Journal of American Culture•2005

  • Where are the wild things? Animals in western medieval European History

    Open Access•Anna Lisa Taylor•History Compass•2018

  • The Role of the Internet in the Endurance of “La Llorona” as a Liminal Archetypal Monster in Modern Latin American Society

    Open Access•David Ramírez Plascencia•eTropic electronic journal of…•2017

  • Decolonial and EcoGothic Tropes in Deepa Anappara’s Djinn Patrol on the Purple Line

    Open Access•Sanghamitra Devi, Esther Daimari•eTropic electronic journal of…•2023

  • Fashioning the Posthuman Body in the Anthropocene

    Samuel Egea-Castañeda•Fashion Theory•2025

  • Women who kill men

    Open Access•Tiina Mäntymäki•European Journal of Women s Studies•2013

  • Woman, body, and posthumanism

    HyeSook Jeon•Asian Journal of Women s Studies•2017

  • In the Beginning

    Open Access•Sara V Torres•Exemplaria•2024

  • Reimagining Extinction in Australia and Japan

    Shigemi Yoneyama, Philip Weinstein•Japanese Studies•2024

  • Desiring Dexter

    Stephanie Green•Continuum•2012

  • Writing bodies and bodies of text

    Open Access•Line Henriksen, Katrine Meldgaard Kjær et al.•Gender Work and Organization•2021

  • Elite universities

    Jane Kenway, A Howard•Curriculum Inquiry•2021

  • The Liminal Space

    Julia Doroszewska•Preternature Critical and…•2017

  • Agency in the Ricean Vampire's Compulsion to Feed

    Laura Davidel•Preternature Critical and…•2020

  • Margaret and the Dragon

    Lesley Kordecki•Preternature Critical and…•2020

  • Godzilla at 70

    Open Access•Steven Rawle•Humanities•2024

  • The (Mostly) Unseen World of Cryptids

    Open Access•David J Puglia•Humanities•2023

  • Mediating Monstrosity

    Open Access•Linda Kopitz•Humanities•2024

  • Capitalizing on Animality

    Open Access•Heather King•Humanities•2024

  • Reexamining Medea’s Monstrosity in Greek Mythology and Eilish Quin’s Medea

    Open Access•Rachel Scoggins•Humanities•2024

  • Corinthian Echoes

    Open Access•Sean Moreland•Humanities•2020

  • Monsters on MTV

    Open Access•Drago Momcilovic•Humanities•2023

  • Bloody Transformations

    Open Access•Megan Kenny•Humanities•2024

  • Monsters and Circles

    Rikke Platz Cortsen•a/b Auto/Biography Studies•2021

  • Society Creates the Monster

    Open Access•Ulugbek Ochilov, Shuhrat Sirojiddinov et al.•Open Cultural Studies•2026

  • Mothers of invention

    Open Access•Amaia Robertson Nogues•AI & Society•2026

  • The Garden Realm of Pale Ratiocinations

    Nathan D Wood-House•Political Theology•2023

  • Ghostly Presences

    Karolina Ćwiek-Rogalska•Heritage & Society•2022

  • Undertale’s Loveable Monsters

    Open Access•Gabriel Elvery•Games and Culture•2023

  • Who hearkens to the monster’s scream? Death, violence and the veil of the monstrous in video games

    Carly A Kocurek•Visual Studies•2015

  • Comics, Middle Age, and Second Adolescence

    Open Access•Sara Jamieson•The Journal of Popular Culture•2020

  • It’s Not a Natural Thing”

    Open Access•Brydie Kosmina•The Journal of Popular Culture•2021

  • Ernst Benjamin Salomo Raupach's Vampire Story “Wake Not the Dead!”

    Open Access•Heide Crawford•The Journal of Popular Culture•2012

  • Monster Radiation in Changing Times and Environments

    Open Access•Philip Weinstein, Mark Koolmatrie•Folklore•2025

  • Taxonomizing Goblins from Folklore to Fiction

    Matt King•Folklore•2024

  • The Shared Origin and Divergent Evolution of Stories about ‘Capturing Yaoguai and Obtaining Treasures in Haunted Houses’ in China and Japan

    BI Xue-fei, Bi Xuefei et al.•Folklore•2024

  • Facing the Monsters

    Open Access•David McConeghy•Religions•2020

  • Navigating monstrosity in methodologies

    Open Access•Moniq Muyargas, Kian L Bochmann et al.•e-cadernos CES•2024

  • Introduction

    Open Access•Cailín E Murray•Ethnologia Actualis•2021

  • Below Either/Or

    Open Access•Zairong Xiang•Feminist Theology•2018

  • The Third Space in Higher Education

    Open Access•Clare Thorpe, Helen Partridge•Higher Education Policy•2026

  • Stranger Teens

    Judith Clemens‐Smucker•Journal of Popular Film and…•2022

  • Monsters, Michael Myers, and the Macabre as Tools to Explain Ideological Framing

    Open Access•J Huft•Teaching Sociology•2022

  • Spatial Mapping, History, and the Witch in Winterson’s The Daylight Gate

    Selin Şencan•Women s Studies•2025

  • Mapping Cultural Flows through Contemporary Art in Translation

    Zoran Poposki, Marija Todorova•Leonardo•2024

  • Scholar #Famous #Monster

    Open Access•Jennifer Wolgemuth, J N Lester et al.•Educational Researcher•2025

  • Aestheticizing the Void”

    Open Access•Sybil Newton Cooksey, Tashima Thomas et al.•liquid blackness•2022

  • Posthumanism and Female Resistance

    Abroo Nazar, Bidisha Banerjee•English Studies•2025

  • Adaptation, Appropriation, Translation

    Isa Murdock-Hinrichs•boundary 2•2020

  • Alien Monstrosity

    Open Access•Nils Jablonski•European Journal of American…•2021

  • A Makara-like Wave Came Crashing

    Open Access•Michael Bourk•Media International Australia•2011

  • Lady Gaga as (dis)simulacrum of monstrosity

    George Rossolatos•Celebrity Studies•2015

  • Magical interaction with the other world. Dealing with demons

    Evgenia Troeva•Acta Ethnographica Hungarica•2009

  • The Ghosts of Industrial Ruins

    Open Access•T Edensor•Environment and Planning D…•2005

  • Don't wake up the dragon! Monstrous geontologies in a mining waste impoundment

    Open Access•Sebastián Ureta, Patricio Flores•Environment and Planning D…•2018

  • Queer "monstrosity" and resilience in faith-based development narratives

    Open Access•Sheng-Hsiang Lance Peng•Development in Practice•2025

  • Stories of the Undead in the Land of the Unburied

    Open Access•Alexander Etkind•Slavic Review•2009

  • "The creation of "monsters

    Magdalena Radkowska-Walkowicz•Reproductive Health Matters•2012

  • I am not a Robot, I am Asexual

    Ben Brandley, Marco Dehnert•Journal of Homosexuality•2024

  • Ka asi kasya asi, kalyāṇi?' The Ambiguity of the yakṣas in the Araṇya Parva of the Mahābhārata

    Open Access•Arjan Sterken•Religions•2022

  • The invention of the "weird" Southern child

    Open Access•C Araneda-Urrutia•Childhood•2022

  • White Womanhood and/as American Empire in Arrival and Annihilation

    Open Access•Meghan Johnston Aelabouni•Religions•2020

  • My tongue on your theory

    Open Access•Rachel Holmes•Discourse Studies in the Cultural…•2016

  • Re-fitting the Misfit

    Eva Þórdís Ebenezersdóttir•Journal of American Folklore•2024

  • Cognition, materiality and monsters

    Open Access•David Wengrow•Journal of Material Culture•2011

  • Articulating Otherness

    Open Access•Mary Madden•Qualitative Inquiry•2012

Citations per year4.67
Citation span2005 - 2026 (22)
Highly citedNo
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