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Menacing Environments: NEW DIRECTIONS IN SCANDINAVIAN STUDIES
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NEW DIRECTIONS IN SCANDINAVIAN STUDIES
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Acknowledgments
Introduction: Uncanny Ecologies
One: The Plague Is Here: Transcorporeal Body Horror in Epidemic
Two: Abject Ecologies: Patriarchal Containment and Feminist Embodiment in Thelma
Three: Men, Women, and Harpoons: Eco-isolationism and Transnationalism in Reykjavik Whale Watching Massacre
Four: Migrant Labors: Predatory Environmentalism and Eco-privilege in Shelley
Five: Folk Horror and Folkhemmet: White Supremacy and Belonging in Midsommar
Conclusion: Nordic Ecohorror as Social Critique
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NEW DIRECTIONS IN SCANDINAVIAN STUDIES
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