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|a Rehill, Anne Collier,
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|a The apocalypse is everywhere :
|b a popular history of America's favorite nightmare /
|c Anne Rehill.
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|a Santa Barbara, Calif. :
|b Praeger,
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|a xii, 281 p. :
|b ill. ;
|c 25 cm.
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|a Includes bibliographical references (p. [263]-268) and index.
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|a Preface -- Part I: Ubiquitous cultural expressions -- Apocalyptic warnings : from TV to the White House -- Doomsday broadcasting on Comedy Central -- Homer Simpson and the rapture -- Party in hell on South Park -- Using Revelation as a template : the Left behind series -- Apocalyptic brutality : Cormac McCarthy -- Part II: How we inherited the book of Revelation -- The apocalypse emerges from ancient ideas -- From the Hebrew distillation to Islamic interpretations -- Modern apocalyptic source : John's book of Revelation -- Christianity conquers Europe : the Middle Ages -- Religious challenges--and imagining no apocalypse -- Christianity and Revelation cross the Atlantic -- Part III: Acting out the apocalypse in the new world -- Apocalypse in literature and film -- More doomsday tales -- Armageddon hits the big screen -- Eternity in comics and graphic novels -- Judgment Day in music and art -- TV and games to the rescue -- Apocalyptic fun in your own backyard.
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|a End of the world
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