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Zombies in the German-Speaking Space. Review of the Collective Monograph “The Undead – Zombie Film Theory” Edited by M. Fürst, F. Krautkrämer and S. Wiemer
Author(s) -
Elina A. Sarakaeva
Publication year - 2021
Publication title -
corpus mundi
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2686-9055
DOI - 10.46539/cmj.v2i4.56
Subject(s) - zombie , german , art history , scope (computer science) , sociology , media studies , library science , art , philosophy , computer science , world wide web , linguistics , programming language
This article reviews a collection of scholarly works edited by Michael Fürst, Florian Krautkrämer, and Serjoscha Wiemer “The Undead - Zombie Film Theory” (original title “Untot – Zombie Film Theorie”), Munich, Belleville Publishers, 2010, 301 pages, ISBN 978-3-933510-55-6. The reviewer lists the main ideas discussed by the researchers who have contributed to the monograph, briefly summarizes the content and evaluates the scientific significance of the analyzed edition. Three representative essays of the monograph (by W. Fuhrmann, A. Grilli and M. Benecke) receive a closer inspection, as they demonstrate the scope of ideas and methodological approach characteristic of the volume.

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