How do theorists suggest that the Gothic novel resembles queer and camp ?
Correct answer: A. The body is represented in abnormal ways.
- A. The body is represented in abnormal ways.
- B. Women's issues are interrogated.
- C. Gender issues are often overlooked.
- D. Many protagonists' mothers are absent.
Explanation
Queer and camp theory often focuses on bodies, identities, and performances that disrupt accepted norms. Gothic fiction similarly represents bodies as altered, excessive, or abnormal, making option a the closest parallel.
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