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Introduction: Neoliberal Fantasies,d finally awaken from a rather troubled sleep. Campaign slogans, including “Yes We Can” and “Change We Can Believe In,” left the impression that life in the USA was about to start anew. There was a sense that the financial meltdown that preceded Obama’s inauguration, though deeply painful, might now

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(Neo)liberalism and the Banal Apocalypse,l. Shelley’s text, widely read as her second-best literary effort (next to her 1818 novel, .), launches the genre and establishes many of its recognizable tropes. McCarthy’s Pulitzer Prize winning novel restages these tropes in the most recognizable contemporary inquiry into the crisis of lastness.

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, and Neoliberal Racism, code for figuration” (Anolik, 2). Given the historically horrific treatment of minorities within the USA, it appears unavoidable that the fictional constructs of race and horror should enter into dialogue. Horror films offer a set of tropes—madness, monstrosity, and so forth—to express the contours

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American Horror, Global Commons, and ,, mixes the conventions of comedy and horror. The plot follows a group of teenagers in an all-too-familiar, and ill-conceived, weekend trip to the wilderness. Events unfold in foreseeable fashion (i.e., at least, until the final act). The sexualized characters are destroyed, the stoner character shar

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Biopolitics and Movies About Magic,and earned big returns at the box office. But . was not a singular phenomenon. This chapter considers a range of recent films that explore the world of magic: . (2006), . (2006), . (2013), and . (2013). These films fall into two distinct categories. In the first category, magic promises to empower s