Villains and Villainy : Embodiments of Evil in Literature, Popular Culture and Media

Content: Anna Fahraeus and Dikmen Yakali-Camoglu: Introduction Examining Infamous Representations of Villainy Enrique Camara Arenas: Villains in Our Mind: A Psychological Approach to Literary and Filmic Villainy Sara Martin: The Silent Villain: The Minimalist Construction of Patriarchal Villainy in John Le Carre\'s Karla Trilogy Dana Lori Chalmers: The Nazi\'s Villain and the Holocaust Villainy Victorious Sorcha Ni Fhlainn: \'Wait till they get a load of me!\' - The Joker from Modern to Postmodern Villainous S/laughter Cynthia Jones: Little Red Riding Hood: Transition from Victim to Villain Villains in the Community Jo Chipperfield:  \'Can They Bear the Name Englishmen?\' : The Celebrity of Motor Bandits as a \'New Breed of Villain\' in the 1920s Anna Fahraeus: Historicising Racialised Objects of Horror: From the Black Renaissance Villain to the Modern Voodoo Doer Dikmen Yakali-Camoglu: Representations of In-law Women as Villains in the Turkish Novel Exemplifying Exceptional Perspectives: Villainy as a Necessary End Anita Shukla: From Evil to Evil: Revisiting Ravana as a Tool for Community Building Monika Bokiniec: Who can Find a Virtuous CTU Agent? Jack Bauer as Modern Hero, Antihero and Tragic Villain