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ItemThe 'UnAustralian' Goth: Notes Towards a Dislocated National SubjectGELDER, KD ; TRIGG, SJ (Brepols Publishers, 2005)
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ItemIntroduction: Sexed Subjects, Virtual Communities, Neo-TribesGELDER, K ; Gelder, K (Routledge, 2007)
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ItemIntroduction: Subcultures and MusicGELDER, K ; Gelder, K (Routledge, 2007)
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ItemIntroduction: Chicago, Birmingham, Scenes and CommunitiesGELDER, K ; Gelder, K (Routledge, 2007)
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ItemIntroduction: Subcultural HistoriesGELDER, K ; Gelder, K (Routledge, 2007)
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ItemNotes on the Research Future of Australian Literary StudiesGELDER, KD (Australian National University, 2005)
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ItemReading Stephen Muecke's Ancient and Modern: Time, Culture and Indigenous PhilosophyGELDER, KD (Australian National University, 2005)
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ItemThe Man of Feeling. Review of Haunted Earth by Peter ReadGELDER, KD (Melbourne University Publishing, 2005)
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ItemThe Field of Subcultural StudiesGELDER, KD ; GELDER, KD (Routledge, 2005)
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ItemPopular Fiction: The logics and practices of a literary fieldGELDER, KD (Routledge, 2004)The book offers a lively, progressive and comprehensive account of popular fiction as a distinctive literary field. Drawing on a wide range of popular novelists, from Sir Walter Scott and Marie Corelli to Ian Fleming, J. K. Rowling and Stephen King, his book describes for the first time how this field works and what its unique features are. In addition, Gelder provides a critical history of three primary genres - romance, crime fiction and science fiction - and looks at the role of bookshops, fanzines and prozines in the distribution and evaluation of popular fiction. Finally, he examines five bestselling popular novelists in detail - John Grisham, Michael Crichton, Anne Rice, Jackie Collins and J. R. R. Tolkien - to see how popular fiction is used, discussed and identified in contemporary culture.