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There has been a lot of postcol science fiction writing, that indeed writes back to the eurocentric vision of science fiction.

I loved supernatural till season 5. Then it got quite boring

The initial critical attention to Sade (speaking about !20 days of sodom) was mainly psychoanalytic, given the number of sexual acts which helped the sexologists to annotate it in the list of perversions, I liked how you speculated on the political philosophy of Sade as well as the affective feeling of horror and terror in his fiction.

great article! I enjoyed reading it

Hi! Nice observations you made on horror films speculating on motherhood and its simultaneous relevance to psychoanalytic theories.

Hi! Nice observations you made on horror films speculating on motherhood and its simultaneous relevance to psychoanalytic theories.
I was thinking about how virginity is used as a trope in some of the horror films like “jennifer’s body”, the virginity as the desirable as well as the potentially threatening element( indeed making it more desirable) in a problematic relation to the female sexuality. Both the ‘virgin’ and ‘mother’ though having diametrically opposite functions in the society, are indeed linked in this nexus of protection (for virgin) and repression(for mother) of sexuality. It is interesting to see how both of these categories are defined in accordance to their deployment of sexuality. The mother as the lack of it, and the virgin who is “un-touched”.