Titlebook: Imagining Apocalypse; Studies in Cultural David Seed (Reader) Book 2000 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 200

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The Dawn of the Atomic Age,’.. The historical positioning of the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki remains a matter of controversy over whether they marked the end of one period or the beginning of another. Were they the unavoidable necessary final step to destroy the Japanese war machine or an object lesson to the Soviet Uni

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Pocket Apocalypse: American Survivalist Fictions from , to,pse of the state. But there are much broader cultural resonances. Survivalism defines the traditional way America has dealt with its sense of an ending, conceived of the relation of the American individual to history and destiny. In what is commonly seen as its apocalyptic context, the central ideal

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,Stylish Apocalypse: Storm Constantine’s , Trilogy,n imagining post-patriarchy. Storm Constantine’s . trilogy (1987–8) is a notable example of the way that the fictional depiction of ‘mankind’s funeral’ (I, pp. 140–1). can be used as the means to challenge a range of dominant cultural assumptions to do with gender, sexuality and subcultural values.

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