The end all around us : apocalyptic texts and popular culture / / edited by John Walliss and Kenneth G.C. Newport.
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| Superior document: | Millennialism and society |
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| Year of Publication: | 2009 |
| Language: | English |
| Series: | Millennialism and society.
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| Physical Description: | xiii, 226 p. :; ill. |
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction / John Walliss and Kenneth G.C. Newport
- Songs of fate, hope and oblivion : Bob Dylan's dystopianism and apocalyticism / Gary Baines
- End of the world music : is extreme metal the sound of the apocalypse? / Keith Kahn-Harris
- Babylon's burning : reggae, Rastafari, and millenarianism / Christopher Partridge
- Apocalypse at the millennium / John Walliss
- 'The days are numbered' : the romance of death, doom, and deferral in contemporary apocalypse films / Lee Quinby
- Making things new : regeneration and transcendence in Anime / Mick Broderick
- Selling faith without selling out : reading the Left Behind novels in the context of popular culture / Jennie Chapman
- 'The shadow of the end' : the appeal of apocalypse in literary science fiction / Roslyn Weaver
- An end times virtual 'Ekklesia' : ritual deliberation in participatory media / Robert Glenn Howard
- Index.