Vol. 26 No. 1 (2013): Apocalypse in Contemporary Culture

Published: 2013-05-01

Main Section

• Post-Apocalypse A New U.S. Cultural Dominant

  Frederick Buell

  9-29

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• Invasion of the Dead (Languages) Zombie Apocalypse and the End of Narrative

  Elana Gomel

  31-46

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• The Apocalypse Begins at Home The Antichrist-as-Child Film

  Karen J. Renner

  47-59

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• Still Writing Backwards Literature After the End of the World

  Jessica Hurley

  61-76

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• “Has anyone seen this?” Imaginary Apocalypse in Jeff Nichols’ Take Shelter

  Laura Copier

  77-92

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• On Apocalypse, Monsters and Mourning

  Teresa Heffernan

  93-107

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• Must there be Apocalypse? An Analysis of South Asian Speculative Fiction

  Barnita Bagchi

  109-124

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• “The Voice of the Bridegroom and the Bride Shall be Heard No More” Apocalypse, Critique, and Procreation

  James Berger

  125-139

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Masterclass

• The Vital Collapse Apocalypse and New Paradise in Eça de Queiroz and Teixeira de Pascoaes

  Stephanie Lang

  143-157

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