Winchester's Zombosium

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"No one would want to be a shambling, rotting corpse," said Marcus Leaning, senior lecturer in media studies at the University of Winchester. "Yet since the early 2000s, there has been a proliferation of zombies expanding out of traditional media. I am interested in the meaning of zombies to producers and fans."  (Times Higher Education) ‘You should study popular culture if you want to understand society. Zombies reflect the anxieties and concerns people have. One…
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Philip M. Taylor: ‘The Projection of Britain: British Overseas Publicity and Propaganda, 1913-1939, with particular reference to the work of the news department of the Foreign Office’

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Taylor, P.M., 'The projection of Britain: British overseas publicity and propaganda, 1914-1939, with particular reference to the work of the news department of the Foreign Office.' PhD, completed 1978, Leeds University No abstract Published Works: British Propaganda in the Twentieth Century Munitions of the Mind Britain and the Cinema in the Second World War Steven Spielberg War and the Media The Historian, Television and Television History
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