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Her project, “The Anthropocene Unconscious of Jerry London’s Killdozer (1974)”, offers a fascinating environmental lens on the classic monster flick.
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The Anthropocene Unconscious of Jerry London’s Killdozer (1974) - University of Tampa Press
Studies in the Fantastic, in partnership with the Horror Studies Research Group at Northumbria University, is proud to present the first in a series of blog posts highlighting new and exciting researc...
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October 6, 2025 at 7:52 PM
Her project, “The Anthropocene Unconscious of Jerry London’s Killdozer (1974)”, offers a fascinating environmental lens on the classic monster flick.
Read more: utampapress.org/the-anthropo...
#HorrorStudies #EnvironmentalHorror #AcademicResearch #StudiesInTheFantastic
Read more: utampapress.org/the-anthropo...
#HorrorStudies #EnvironmentalHorror #AcademicResearch #StudiesInTheFantastic
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Our first featured author is Sophie Dungan, runner-up for the Peter Hutchings Award for Outstanding Contribution to Horror Studies at the Horror Studies Now conference.
October 6, 2025 at 7:52 PM
Our first featured author is Sophie Dungan, runner-up for the Peter Hutchings Award for Outstanding Contribution to Horror Studies at the Horror Studies Now conference.