Volume 17 (2015): Issue 2 (Nov 2015)

in Gothic Studies

The Gothic in an Age of Terror(ism)
By: Marie Liénard-Yeterian and Agnieszka Soltysik Monnet
Pages: 1–11
Zombie Terrorism in an Age of Global Gothic
By: Justin D. Edwards
Pages: 12–25
Are We Worth Saving? You Tell Me
Neoliberalism, Zombies and the Failure of Free Trade
By: Linnie Blake
Pages: 26–41
The New American Zombie Gothic
Road Trips, Globalisation, and the War on Terror
By: Kyle William Bishop
Pages: 42–56
The War on Terror (and Werewolves)
Post-9/11 Horror and the Gothic Clash of Civilisations
By: Kevin J. Wetmore
Pages: 57–68
Cell, Stephen King and the Imperial Gothic
By: Johan Höglund
Pages: 69–87
The Return of the Abject
Gothic Terror(ism) and Post-Devolution Britain in Skyfall
By: Katarzyna Pisarska
Pages: 88–105
Gothic Nation
Hawthorne, Ligotti, and the Absent Center of the Nation-State
By: Donald L. Anderson
Pages: 106–121
Reel Evil
A Critical Reassessment of Found Footage Horror
By: Xavier Aldana Reyes
Pages: 122–136
Mimesis of Media
Found Footage Cinema and the Horror of the Real
By: Neil McRobert
Pages: 137–150
Precarious Playing
Post-9/11 Aesthetics of Uncertainty in PlayDead‘s Limbo (2010)
By: Graeme Pedlingham
Pages: 151–170
Reviews
Pages: 171–181
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