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What is evil? How do we understand it in our culture? The thirteen essays in this critical volume explore the different ways in which evil is portrayed in popular culture, particularly through film and novels. Iconic figures of evil are explored, as is the repeated use of classic themes within... read more
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- Edmund
- Luke
- Davros
- Harry Potter
- Tolkien
- Adam
- Scott
- C.s. Lewis
- Neumann
- Milton
- Lecter
- Reilly
- Bella
- Pullman
- Marsh
- Rosemary
- Lucifer
- Niko
- Asher
- John
- Routledge
- Guido
- Voldemort
- Stephenie Meyer
- Mrs. Coulter
- Griffin
- Schindler
- Asriel
- George Lucas
- Houghton Mifflin
- Will
- Snape
- Edward
- Fayed
- Blackwell
- Lessing
- Tom Riddle
- Kujan
- James
- Graem
- Ursula
- Wiesel
- Frankenstein
- Regan
Setting & Locations edit
- New York
- London
- United States
- America
- Cambridge
- Cinderella
- Princeton
- Lyra
- New Hope
- Snow White
- White Witch
- Burbank
- Geneva
- Dark Lord
- The Dark Knight
- Han Solo
- San Francisco
- Middle-earth
- Jerusalem
- Garden Of Eden
- Philadelphia
- Sri Lanka Video
- Hannibal
- Gotham
- Melkor
- Dark Side
- Abdulmutallab
- His Dark Materials
- New Moon
- Bloomington
- Sauron
- Desdemona
- Chicago
- Mormonism
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- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 791.43655
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