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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-02824-4aracters perform actions, communicate, and experience time largely as they would on Earth and alive. The afterlife and characters’ experiences there can be fairly mundane; heaven and hell are often just another fantastic battlefield on which superheroes can scuffle. It is tempting to consider Russel

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The Six Elements of the Superhero Afterlife Subgenre, signals? Theorist Paul Ricoeur stipulates that a genre, what he calls a ., must say something of importance—that it is “worthwhile to analyze it, because something is said that is not said by other kinds of discourse—ordinary, scientific, poetic—or, to put it in more positive terms, that it is mean

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Stabilit?t im Familienunternehmenive us a sense of the power of genre. And the reflection on and refinement of selfhood are what make genre vital to religious studies and literary studies. “Religious studies is a public inquiry into the meaning of symbolic discourses,” a hermeneutical discipline, says Mark I. Wallace, the editor of