There are plenty of examples in moving image culture, following quite distinct and innovative
traditions in science fiction literature, where the role of technology seems to have afforded a …

Title: Jungian film studies: the essential guide/Helena Bassil-Morozow and Luke Hockley.
Description: Milton Park, Abingdon, Oxon; New York, NY: Routledge, 2016.| Includes …

This chapter sets out some of the elements of the Jungian textual terroir to make more
explicit some of the tensions within the subterranean ideas and perspectives that infuse the …

This research moves from two assumptions. First, refugees' narratives, when they are
spoken out, almost always, refer to and are in dialogue “with other society–shaping …

This chapter explores a set of television images of the artificial female, here dubbed the
'gynoid', a term originally coined by science fiction writer Isaac Asimov in the 1970s. Miller …

This chapter explores how, in the aftermath of apartheid, Oliver Hermanus' film Skoonheid
(2011) can serve as a healing fiction by inviting an engagement with present and past …

Leslie Gardner, Catriona Miller, and Roula-Maria Dib are to be celebrated for the thematic
vision for this volume and for their selection of contributors. The essays share a capacity to …

This chapter examines how the psychological effects of a twenty-first-century culture are
already moving into an advanced stage of development. It identifies this stage as …

Traditionally portrayed as personifications of an ancient archetype representative of evil,
death, and darkness, male vampires have only recently become popular as romantic heroes …

Abstract The Dark Fantastic of Guillermo del Toro explores the myths, folkloric story forms,
and Jungian archetypal images in three of his films, Cronos, The Devil's Backbone, and …