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Onondaga County business certificates: April 23 to syracuse.com

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Business certificates filed at Onondaga County clerk's office

Zombie popularity peaks when society is unhappy: researcher |...

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To Clemson University professor Sarah Lauro, the zombie phenomenon isn't harmful or a random fad, but part of a historical trend that mirrors a level of...

Researcher: Zombie fads peak when society unhappy | Honolulu...

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Clemson University English professor Sarah Lauro says people are more interested in zombies when they're dissatisfied with society as a ...

Zombie fad grows when people are unhappy - UPI.com

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A professor at Clemson University said our obsession with zombies is more than just fun, it's an indication of our mental state as a society.

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Sarah Lauro, 49, Berkeley, Martin Luther King Jr Way

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Sarah Lauro, 37, Clemson, Clarendon Dr

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Sarah Lauro, Drexel Hill, Lindale Ave

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Sarah Lauro, 31, Phoenix, S 16th Way

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LinkedIn: Sarah di Lauro - Italia | LinkedIn

Visualizza il profilo professionale di Sarah di Lauro (Italia) su LinkedIn. LinkedIn è la rete professionale più grande al mondo utilizzata dai professionisti come ...

Interests

Zombies Are Popular Because People Have Given Up Hope - Business...

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A barometer on national happiness.

Business Profiles

Sarah Di lauro (Bruxelles, Belgique) | Viadeo

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Education

classmates: Sarah Lauro

Liverpool High School, Liverpool, NY,

classmates: Sarah (Macchi) Lauro

San Pedro High School, San Pedro, CA,

Books & Literature

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Interpreting the Zombie As Cultureal Manifestation of Social Trauma

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... zombie-related popular films, video games, books and board and card games enjoyed a strong increase of popularity (Sarah Lauro 2013, Jon Stratton 2011, ...

Generation Zombie: Essays on the Living Dead in Modern Culture -...

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Growing from their early roots in Caribbean voodoo to their popularity today, zombies are epidemic. Their presence is pervasive, whether they are found in...

Thinking Dead: What the Zombie Apocalypse Means - Google Books

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Sarah Lauro (2011a) in her afterword of the volume she edited on zombies argues that “the two key aspects that we have come most recently to expect of the ...

Unraveling Resident Evil: Essays on the Complex Universe of the Games...

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ZOMBIES Deborah Christie and Sarah Lauro, in the introduction to their collection Better OffDead: The Evolution ofthe Zombie as Post-Human, suggest that the ...

Publications

Sarah Lauro | Left Space | Fandom

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Sarah Lauro is a Clemson University English Professor who interprets the recent surge in zombie themed entertainment as a reflection of social distress in the...