Supernatural Cities (EPUB) von Karl Bell

Far from being a static or eroding cultural inheritance from the past, the supernatural has continually been appropriated and updated to accommodate and express social, cultural, economic and environmental anxieties.

Introduction: Mapping the Urban Mindscape: The City and the Supernatural - Karl Bell
Magical Capital: Witchcraft and the Press in Paris, c.1789-1939 - William Pooley
Fatal Seductions, False Promises and Urban Enchantments: TheMamlambo, the Blesser, and the Consumer in South African Cities - Felicity Wood
'The Banshee Lives in the Handball Alley': Limerick City as a Folk Gothic Site - Tracy Fahey
Urban Energy: Cartographies of the Esoteric City - William Redwood
The Occultism of the New York Slums: Perceptions and Apparitions c.1850-1930 - Oliver Betts
Manila-as-Hell: Horror, Geopolitics and Religious Orientalism in Anglo-American Literary Constructions of an Asian City, 1946-2013 - Tom Sykes
The Goatman and Washington, D.C.: Strange Sightings and the Fear of the Encroaching City - David J. Puglia
Horror Stories of Young Ural Cities - Elena Pryamikova and Mikhail Vandyshev and Natalia Veselkova
The London Underground: A Supernatural Subterranean Heterotopia - Alex Bevan
The Uncanny City: Delving into the Sewers and Subconscious of Tokyo in Haruki Murakami'sHard Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World - Deirdre Flynn
Ghosts on the Goldfields: Ballarat as a Haunted City - Sharn Waldron and David Waldron
Spectral Mexico City - Maria del Pilar Blanco
Ghostlore of Contemporary Beijing - Alevtina Solovyova
'There's Something in the Water!' A Psychogeographical Exploration of What Lurks Beneath the Surface of Manchester - Morag Rose