This paper argues that although categorical claims about children's readerly responses are problematic, the uncanny elements of Gaiman's novel open up the possibility of theorizing a double readership.
But don't worry, his trademark uncanny elements and world-building will be on display.
There followed a new disco recording of Sisters, appearances at gay pride events and a national tour with the Syd Lawrence Orchestra, in which the 50s stage act was faithfully recreated, causing one reviewer to remark that "the time-warp element is uncanny".
Each piece is an unstable, even uncanny, intrusion of one element - body and Earth - into the territory of the other.
Playing a water witch who beckons the heroine back to the sea, Cameron adds an element of the uncanny to "Night Tide" wholly beyond the reach of special effects.
And she added to the mix an element of the uncanny, through which the existence of a transcendent, eternal and immaterial reality impinges on the lives of her ageing characters, reminding them of their mortality.
toward the full emancipation of women". "Every decision and every dissent was firmly grounded in the Constitution he revered and his uncanny feel for the human element that lies just beneath the surface of all serious legal argument," President Clinton said of Blackmun yesterday.
"Black Swan" turns Freud's uncanny into shtick; the sinister elements are overloaded and overdetermined.
Though shaped by the random action of the elements, they bear an uncanny resemblance to the free-form buildings known as blobs, whose designers rely on computers.
The essence of his genius lay in his uncanny knack of synthesizing apparently disparate elements of music, including ragtime, minstrel songs, the blues, and the sounds of everything from Tin Pan Alley to the European music tradition.
