1967
DOI: 10.2307/4346359
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Julius Caesar. A Political Biography

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“…Like the monstrous Marxists of the past, new terror cells were invisible invaders capable of stealing the humanity away from someone from the inside out. It violates our sense of community and our sense of safety when anyone can be converted to join with the “other.” This framing is made more explicit in zombie films like The Terror Experiment (Mendeluk 2010), Osombie (Lyde 2013), and Overlord (Avery 2018), which feature protagonists at war with Nazis, terror cells, and so on (Edwards 2015). While McCarthy and other conservatives framed communism, terrorism, and opposing ideologies as a clandestine force capable of transforming people in monsters, this framing was blended and adapted to be utilized in horror.…”
Section: Framing Monstersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Like the monstrous Marxists of the past, new terror cells were invisible invaders capable of stealing the humanity away from someone from the inside out. It violates our sense of community and our sense of safety when anyone can be converted to join with the “other.” This framing is made more explicit in zombie films like The Terror Experiment (Mendeluk 2010), Osombie (Lyde 2013), and Overlord (Avery 2018), which feature protagonists at war with Nazis, terror cells, and so on (Edwards 2015). While McCarthy and other conservatives framed communism, terrorism, and opposing ideologies as a clandestine force capable of transforming people in monsters, this framing was blended and adapted to be utilized in horror.…”
Section: Framing Monstersmentioning
confidence: 99%