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The Werewolf’s Modern Metamorphosis
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The Killer Origins of the Werewolf
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Special | 50m 56s | Deconstruct some of the most significant moments in zombie pop culture. (50m 56s)
Modern Zombies: The Rebirth of the Undead
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Special | 16m 58s | In the final episode of our three-part series, we bring us to the 21st-century zombie. (16m 58s)
Why George Romero Changed Zombies Forever
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Special | 19m 43s | In this second episode of our special series, we move from the zombi to the Romero zombie. (19m 43s)
The Origins of the Zombie, from Haiti to the U.S.
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Special | 16m 50s | The first episode of our three-part special series on the complex history of the zombie. (16m 50s)
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About the Host
Emily Zarka, Ph.D. is a Faculty Associate at Arizona State University and has a Ph.D. in British Romantic Victorian Literature with an emphasis on the Gothic. Her research explores the roles of desire and knowledge dissemination in portrayals of undead characters produced during the 18th and 19th centuries. Zarka received her Ph.D. in literature from ASU and graduated magna cum laude from the University of Colorado with a Bachelor of Arts, English and Bachelor of Science, Journalism degrees.
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