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Metanarrational Monsters, Part Eight – Concluding Thoughts: A Propaganda of Fear – To Understand Our Society, We Must Understand What It Fears and How it Sells the Fears Thereof.
Part 8 of 8 Concluding Thoughts: A Propaganda of Fear – To Understand Our Society, We Must Understand What It Fears and How it Sells the Fears Thereof. “The oldest and strongest emotion of mankind is fear, … Continue reading →
Posted in Cinema Studies, Cultural Mythology, Dystopicism & Fear, Existentialism, Horror (Classic), Philosophy Studies, Propaganda Studies
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Tagged Classic horror cinema, cultural control, cultural metannarratives, dracula, fear, fear metanarratives, film studies, Frankenstein, horror movies, Love themes, message movies, movie metanarratives, mummy, thematic propaganda, Vampire mythology, vampires, wolf man, Zombies
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Metanarrational Monsters, Part Seven – Zombies: Fear of the loss of Existential authenticity and apocalyptic Endings
Part 7 of 8 Archetype Six: Zombies – Fear of the loss of Existential authenticity and apocalyptic Endings “I don’t know what’s happening to me. I’m not alive. I’m not dead. I’m just…I’m just so lonely.” – Julie, … Continue reading →
Posted in Cinema Studies, Cultural Mythology, Dystopicism & Fear, Existentialism, Horror (Classic), Philosophy Studies, Propaganda Studies, Uncategorized, Zombie Archetype & Apocalyticism/Dystopicism Studies
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Tagged Classic horror cinema, cultural control, cultural metannarratives, dracula, fear, fear metanarratives, film studies, Frankenstein, horror movies, Love themes, message movies, movie metanarratives, mummy, thematic propaganda, Vampire mythology, vampires, wolf man, Zombies
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