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Cultural Studies
Art Criticism
Film Studies
Zombie Theory
Cinematic Landscape
Queer Theory
Mark Benecke
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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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Benecke, M. (2016). The Little Doomsday Guide, Part 2: Zombie Death for Beginners. Retrieved from Tor Online website: http://www.tor-online.de/index.php?id=1013 (In German)
Fuhrmann, W. (2010). A Prisoner from Dahomey. A Colonial Zombie. In Untot—Zombie Film Theory (pp. 37–44). München: Belleville. (In German).
Fürst, M., Krautkrämer, F., & Wiemer, S. (2010). The Undead—Zombie Film Theory. Münich: Belleville. (In German).
Grilli, A. (2010). A Monster squared. Queer reflections on the film ‘Gay Zombie’ by Michael Simon. In Untot—Zombie Film Theory (pp. 121–134). München: Belleville. (In German).
Grilli, A. (2012). Queering the Dead: Dead Zombies in the Dark Room. In Queer Crossings: Theories, Bodies, Texts (pp. 47–62). Milano-Udine: Mimesis Edizioni.
Kügle, M. (2012). Michael Fürst, Florian Krautkrämer, Serjoscha Wiemer (Hg.): Untot - Zombie Film Theorie [Application/pdf]. Medienwissenschaft, (1), 71-75. (In German). Doi: 10.17192/EP2012.1.110
The Undead—Zombie Film Theory. (2010). Retrieved from http://www.belleville-verlag.de/scripts/buch.php?ID=313 (In German)
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