№ 1: The wrath of trees: Nature and horror in The Lord of the Rings
Karin Murray-Bergquist, Memorial University of Newfoundland Paper read by Christopher T. Vaccaro.
16th annual conference Karin Murray-Bergquist, Memorial University of Newfoundland Paper read by Christopher T. Vaccaro. ❧ ❧ Kristine Larsen, Professor, Geological Sciences, Central Connecticut State University ❧Session 1: Nature, madness, & humor
6 April 2019 12:30 utc — view in local time
Papers
№ 1: The wrath of trees: Nature and horror in The Lord of the Rings
№ 2: Riddles and laughter, powers for good in Tolkien’s Middle-earth
№ 3: They’re like something from a nightmare.: No. They’re something nightmares are from.… Monsters. Magic. Gods; or, J.R.R. Tolkien and Joss Whedon: The Notion Club Papers as horror [albeit somewhat satirical and intellectual horror, as in the classic film The Cabin in the Woods] Disclaimer: Don’t…