Michael J. Blouin, PhD is a professor of English and Humanities at Milligan University. His recent publications include Democracy and the American Gothic (2024), Stephen King and American Politics(2021) and Stephen King and American History (2020). Blouin's primary research interests are horror, popular culture, and critical theory.
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Stephen King and His Critics Michael Blouin I. Why Theorize? 1. Reading King Through the Years: Theoretical Permutations Tony Magistrale 2. Can't someone else do it? An (Attempted) A-theoretical Reading of Needful Things Patrick McAleer 3. Stephen King and the Trouble with Poststructuralism Michael Blouin II. Making Meaning 4. Reading Stephen King Religiously: Scary Stories and the Teaching of Religion Douglas Cowan 5. Stephen King's and Peter Staub's Mythmaking: Jack Sawyer as an American Hero Daniel Compora 6. The Gospel (Paraphrase): King and Christian Epigraphs Rebecca Frost 7. Excursus on Suffering Meaning and Metaphysics in Stephen King's Revival Jacob Held III. Adapting Stephen King 8. Cinematic Skeleton Crew: Adapting Stephen King in the Mid-1980s Joseph Maddrey and Carl H. Sederholm 9. Towards Infection: Viral Adaptations of King Matthew Holtmeier and Chelsea Wessels IV. New Critical Interventions 10. Is Zelda dead yet?: Disability Mortality and Narratives of Appropriation in Pet Sematary Melissa Raines 11. For you the sun never came back out: Theorizing Trauma in It and Gerald's Game Laura Mulcahy 12. Choosing to See: Gardening It within The Upside Down without a Cord Michael Perry 13. the tongueless voice of the temple whispered: Delirious Voices in Rose Madder Theresa Mae Thompson 14. A Lovecraftian Critique of the Art of Stephen King Greg Littmann 15. A Certain Rough Justice: Stephen King Digital Activism and Donald Trump - Philip Simpson 16. Dead Is Better: Pet Sematary and Animal Studies Sarah D. Nilsen 17. Author Functions: Stephen King's Writers effrey Andrew Weinstock Index.
Stephen King and His Critics Michael Blouin I. Why Theorize? 1. Reading King Through the Years: Theoretical Permutations Tony Magistrale 2. Can't someone else do it? An (Attempted) A-theoretical Reading of Needful Things Patrick McAleer 3. Stephen King and the Trouble with Poststructuralism Michael Blouin II. Making Meaning 4. Reading Stephen King Religiously: Scary Stories and the Teaching of Religion Douglas Cowan 5. Stephen King's and Peter Staub's Mythmaking: Jack Sawyer as an American Hero Daniel Compora 6. The Gospel (Paraphrase): King and Christian Epigraphs Rebecca Frost 7. Excursus on Suffering Meaning and Metaphysics in Stephen King's Revival Jacob Held III. Adapting Stephen King 8. Cinematic Skeleton Crew: Adapting Stephen King in the Mid-1980s Joseph Maddrey and Carl H. Sederholm 9. Towards Infection: Viral Adaptations of King Matthew Holtmeier and Chelsea Wessels IV. New Critical Interventions 10. Is Zelda dead yet?: Disability Mortality and Narratives of Appropriation in Pet Sematary Melissa Raines 11. For you the sun never came back out: Theorizing Trauma in It and Gerald's Game Laura Mulcahy 12. Choosing to See: Gardening It within The Upside Down without a Cord Michael Perry 13. the tongueless voice of the temple whispered: Delirious Voices in Rose Madder Theresa Mae Thompson 14. A Lovecraftian Critique of the Art of Stephen King Greg Littmann 15. A Certain Rough Justice: Stephen King Digital Activism and Donald Trump - Philip Simpson 16. Dead Is Better: Pet Sematary and Animal Studies Sarah D. Nilsen 17. Author Functions: Stephen King's Writers effrey Andrew Weinstock Index.
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