Fear Within Melting Boundaries

Fear within Melting Boundaries
Table of Contents
Preface
Part I: Literary Fears and Melting Boundaries
	Kafka’s Penal Colony: A Vibrating Human Machine for the Production of Fear
	Pervading Moods of Fear and Terror: Edgar Allan Poe’s Short Stories
	Terrible Absences, Horrible Presences: Phantasmagorias of Childhood in the British Modernist and Postmodernist Short Story
	Antonin Artaud and Samuel Beckett: The Scream as Fearful Response
	The Image of the Tiger as the Expression of Fear and Power in the Russian and the Japanese Literature
	The Monstrous Feminine: Confronting the Horror of Female Fecundity in Angela Carter’s The Passion of New Eve
	The Salesman, the Book Thief and the Book Sellers’ Son: Horrific Voices in Australian Holocaust Literature
Part II: Film Transgressions: Assorted Discussions about FHT
	I Fear What I Hear: The Expression of Horror in Film Music
	Cryptography as Living Death: The Horrors of Rupture or Totality?
	Batman: The Dark Knight: The Joker’s Pursuit of Justice in an Unjust World
	The Stigma of Being Harry Potter
	Very Unnatural Ladies: Vampyres as Gothic Parody
	Art-Horror and Natural Horror: What’s the Difference?
Part III Government Bodies Generating Fear
	Medicalization of Nazi Ideology
	The Rule of Fear: Political Thinking in the Age of Terror
	Accounting for the Role of Fear in Performance Management
	Social Workers’ Fears and the Risks for Safeguarding Vulnerable Children
	An Inhuman Eco-Limit: Fear and Social-Spatial Segregation
	Militarisation of Urban Space as Context of Fear, Horror and Terror
	Representations of Disease and Threat: The Case of Swine Flu in Greece and in Cyprus