Haunted Halls: Ghostlore of American College Campuses

Weir, Robert E.

doi:10.1111/j.1540-5931.2008.00534_15.x

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“…The folkloristic study of legendary ghosts boasts a more prolific literature than legendary monsters. For a sampling of how folklorists approach ghosts, see Bennett 1999;Bronner 2012, 277-342;Browne 1976;Ellis 2003, 117-41;Goldstein, Grider, and Thomas 2007;Harris 2015;Hufford 1995;Iwasaka and Toelken 1994;Jones 1944;McNeil 1985;Montell 1975;Tucker 2007. In addition, metaphorical ghost spectrality literature (what Roger Lockhurst recognizes as meta-gothic haunted modernity literature) mingles with literal ghosts and invokes haunting metaphors but fails to investigate folklorists' core concerns.…”

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