“This Sense of Otherness”: The Horrors of the Countryside in Andrew Michael Hurley’s Starve Acre
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In novels The Loney (2014), Devil’s Day (2017) and Starve Acre (2019), contemporary British author Andrew Michael Hurley locates threat in the British countryside where primitive superstition conti..."这种他者感"：安德鲁-迈克尔-赫尔利《饿死一亩地》中乡村的恐怖
英国当代作家安德鲁-迈克尔-赫尔利（Andrew Michael Hurley）在小说《洛尼》（The Loney，2014年）、《魔鬼日》（Devil's Day，2017年）和《饿死一亩地》（Starve Acre，2019年）中，将威胁定位在英国乡村，那里的原始迷信控制着人们的生活。
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CRITIQUE-STUDIES IN CONTEMPORARY FICTION
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