Transnational Zombie Cinema, 2010 to 2020

John R. Ziegler is professor of English at Bronx Community College, CUNY.

Preface Acknowledgments Introduction Part I: Mutations in Europe, Australia, and the Americas Chapter 1: Class and Capitalism, Take 1: Italy, England, and Cuba Chapter 2: Gender, Sex, and Family, Take 1: Belgium, Australia, and Germany Chapter 3: Race and Nation, Take 1: The United States, Canada, and Australia Chapter 4: Self, Society, and State, Take 1: France, Canada, and Ireland Part II: Mutations in Asia Chapter 5: Class and Capitalism, Take 2: Malaysia, South Korea, and the Philippines Chapter 6: Gender, Sex, and Family, Take 2: Japan, South Korea, and the Philippines Chapter 7: Race and Nation, Take 2: China, South Korea, and Japan Chapter 8: Self, Society, and State, Take 2: China, South Korea, and India Conclusion References Filmography About the Author

Transnational Zombie Cinema is as far-ranging as it is erudite. Ziegler has written a thoroughly engaging encounter with the all consuming undead that untangles the individual in the global and revels the transnational poetics of our (collective) zombie future. -- Simon Bacon, editor of The Evolution of Horror in the 21st Century, and Faith and the Zombie Transnational Zombie Cinema, 2010 to 2020: Readings in a Mutating Tradition is a must-own volume for zombie scholars and fans of horror movies everywhere. With excellent scholarship and a "deep dive" approach to lesser-known international zombie films, this work expands the corpus of significant zombie texts and scholarship. -- Kyle Bishop, Southern Utah University; author of The Written Dead