Psychological ghost story - Revision history

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	* [[Ted Billy]], "'Domesticated with the Horror': Matrimonial Mansions in Edith Wharton's Psychological Ghost Stories", ''Journal of American & Comparative Cultures'', Volume 25, Issue 3-4, pages 433–437, September 2002 ([http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/1542-734X.00062/abstract full-text for sale from publisher])		* [[Ted Billy]], "'Domesticated with the Horror': Matrimonial Mansions in Edith Wharton's Psychological Ghost Stories", ''Journal of American & Comparative Cultures'', Volume 25, Issue 3-4, pages 433–437, September 2002 ([http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/1542-734X.00062/abstract full-text for sale from publisher])

	* [[Jessica Amanda Salmonson]], [[http://www.violetbooks.com/dunbar.html "The Psychological Ghost Stories of Olivia Howard Dunbar"] (abridged introduction to ''[[The Shell of Sense]]'', a collection of Dunbar's short stories)		* [[Jessica Amanda Salmonson]], [http://www.violetbooks.com/dunbar.html "The Psychological Ghost Stories of Olivia Howard Dunbar"] (abridged introduction to ''[[The Shell of Sense]]'', a collection of Dunbar's short stories)

	==See also==		==See also==

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	* '''[[M. K. Hobson]]''' ("Oaks Park")		* '''[[M. K. Hobson]]''' ("Oaks Park")
	* '''[[Shirley Jackson]], ''[[The Haunting of Hill House]]'''''		* '''[[Shirley Jackson]], ''[[The Haunting of Hill House]]'''''
			* '''[[Joyce Carol Oates]]'''
	* '''[[Kit Reed]]''' ("Akbar")		* '''[[Kit Reed]]''' ("Akbar")
	* '''[[Ekaterina Sedia]]''' ("Tin Cans")		* '''[[Ekaterina Sedia]]''' ("Tin Cans")

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	* '''[[Daphne Du Maurier]]'''		* '''[[Daphne Du Maurier]]'''
	* '''[[Shirley Jackson]]'''		* '''[[M. K. Hobson]]''' ("Oaks Park")
			* '''[[Shirley Jackson]], ''[[The Haunting of Hill House]]'''''
			* '''[[Kit Reed]]''' ("Akbar")
			* '''[[Ekaterina Sedia]]''' ("Tin Cans")
			* '''[[Carolyn Turgeon]]''' ("La Llorona")
	* '''[[Sarah Waters]], ''[[Affinity]]'''''		* '''[[Sarah Waters]], ''[[Affinity]]'''''

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	==Further reading==		==Further reading==
			* [[Ted Billy]], "'Domesticated with the Horror': Matrimonial Mansions in Edith Wharton's Psychological Ghost Stories", ''Journal of American & Comparative Cultures'', Volume 25, Issue 3-4, pages 433–437, September 2002 ([http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/1542-734X.00062/abstract full-text for sale from publisher])

	* [[Jessica Amanda Salmonson]], [[http://www.violetbooks.com/dunbar.html "The Psychological Ghost Stories of Olivia Howard Dunbar"] (abridged introduction to ''[[The Shell of Sense]]'', a collection of Dunbar's short stories)		* [[Jessica Amanda Salmonson]], [[http://www.violetbooks.com/dunbar.html "The Psychological Ghost Stories of Olivia Howard Dunbar"] (abridged introduction to ''[[The Shell of Sense]]'', a collection of Dunbar's short stories)

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	* [[Robert Aickman]]		* [[Robert Aickman]]
	* [[Walter De La Mare]]		* [[Walter De La Mare]]
			* '''[[Olivia Howard Dunbar]]'''
	* '''[[L.P. Hartley]]'''		* '''[[L.P. Hartley]]'''
	* '''[[Violet Hunt]]'''		* '''[[Violet Hunt]]'''
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	* '''[[Shirley Jackson]]'''		* '''[[Shirley Jackson]]'''
	* '''[[Sarah Waters]], ''[[Affinity]]'''''		* '''[[Sarah Waters]], ''[[Affinity]]'''''

			==Further reading==
			* [[Jessica Amanda Salmonson]], [[http://www.violetbooks.com/dunbar.html "The Psychological Ghost Stories of Olivia Howard Dunbar"] (abridged introduction to ''[[The Shell of Sense]]'', a collection of Dunbar's short stories)

	==See also==		==See also==

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	* [[Daphne Du Maurier]]		* '''[[Daphne Du Maurier]]'''
	* [[Shirley Jackson]]		* '''[[Shirley Jackson]]'''
	* [[Sarah Waters]], ''[[Affinity]]''		* '''[[Sarah Waters]], ''[[Affinity]]'''''

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	* '''[[Edith Wharton]]'''		* '''[[Edith Wharton]]'''


			; Modern examples / practitioners
			* [[Daphne Du Maurier]]
			* [[Shirley Jackson]]
			* [[Sarah Waters]], ''[[Affinity]]''

	==See also==		==See also==
	* [[Ghost story]]		* [[Ghost story]]
			* [[Gothic]]
	* [[Supernatural fiction]]		* [[Supernatural fiction]]
	* [[Women and madness in SF]]		* [[Women and madness in SF]]

	[[category:Genres]]		[[category:Genres]]

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	Perhaps one of the most famous examples is [[Charlotte Perkins Gilman]]'s ''[[The Yellow Wallpaper]]'' (1892).		Perhaps one of the most famous examples is [[Charlotte Perkins Gilman]]'s ''[[The Yellow Wallpaper]]'' (1892).

	Other examples and writers include:		Other examples and writers include (women in bold):
	* [[Charles Dickens]], ''[[The Signalman]]'' (1866)		* [[Charles Dickens]], ''[[The Signalman]]'' (1866)
	* [[Charlotte Perkins Gilman]]'s ''[[The Yellow Wallpaper]]'' (1892)		* '''[[Charlotte Perkins Gilman]]'s ''[[The Yellow Wallpaper]]''''' (1892)
	* [[Henry James]], ''[[The Turn of the Screw]]'' (1898)		* [[Henry James]], ''[[The Turn of the Screw]]'' (1898)
	* [[Oliver Onions]], ''[[The Beckoning Fair One]]'' [http://www.english.upenn.edu/~nauerbac/onions.html]		* [[Oliver Onions]], ''[[The Beckoning Fair One]]'' (1911) [http://www.english.upenn.edu/~nauerbac/onions.html]
			* [[Robert Aickman]]
			* [[Walter De La Mare]]
	~~Other examples:~~		* '''[[L.P. Hartley]]'''
	~~uthors include Henry James, Oliver Onions,~~ Walter De La Mare~~, Edith Wharton,~~ L.P. Hartley~~, Vernon Lee,~~ Violet Hunt~~, and Robert Aickman. Examples include Henry James~~' ~~The Turn of the Screw, Oliver Onions~~' ~~The Beckoning Fair One, Charlotte Perkins Gilman~~'~~s The Yellow Wallpaper, and~~ Vernon Lee'~~s Amour Dure. Charles Dickens~~' ~~The Signalman is not~~		* '''[[Violet Hunt]]'''
			* '''[[Vernon Lee]]'''
			* '''[[Edith Wharton]]'''

	==See also==		==See also==

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The '''psychological ghost story''' is a type of ghost story which is particularly told from the protagonist's point of view, and in a way that suggests the protagonist may be an [[unreliable narrator]] -- mad or deluded.

Perhaps one of the most famous examples is [[Charlotte Perkins Gilman]]'s ''[[The Yellow Wallpaper]]'' (1892).

Other examples and writers include:
* [[Charles Dickens]], ''[[The Signalman]]'' (1866)
* [[Charlotte Perkins Gilman]]'s ''[[The Yellow Wallpaper]]'' (1892)
* [[Henry James]], ''[[The Turn of the Screw]]'' (1898)
* [[Oliver Onions]], ''[[The Beckoning Fair One]]'' [http://www.english.upenn.edu/~nauerbac/onions.html]

Other examples:
uthors include Henry James, Oliver Onions, Walter De La Mare, Edith Wharton, L.P. Hartley, Vernon Lee, Violet Hunt, and Robert Aickman. Examples include Henry James' The Turn of the Screw, Oliver Onions' The Beckoning Fair One, Charlotte Perkins Gilman's The Yellow Wallpaper, and Vernon Lee's Amour Dure. Charles Dickens' The Signalman is not

==See also==
* [[Ghost story]]
* [[Supernatural fiction]]
* [[Women and madness in SF]]

[[category:Genres]]