End of the world.

Overview

Works:	11 works in 4 publications in 4 languages

Titles

EU : = the final world empire / by: (Language materials, printed)

Apocalypse now and then = a feminist guide to the end of the world / by: (Language materials, printed)

Apocalypse then = prophecy and the making of the modern world / by: (Language materials, printed)

Mapping the end times : = American evangelical geopolitics and apocalyptic visions / by: (Language materials, printed)

End-timers = three thousand years of waiting for Judgment Day / by: (Electronic resources)

Indigenous perceptions of the end of the world = creating a cosmopolitics of change / by: (Electronic resources)

The Maya apocalypse and its western roots by: (Electronic resources)

The end of the world in Medieval thought and spirituality by: (Electronic resources)

The apocalypse is everywhere = a popular history of America's favorite nightmare / by: (Language materials, printed)

Digital Jesus = the making of a new Christian fundamenatlist community on the Internet / by: (Electronic resources)

Subjects

Bible- Prophecies.

Prophecies.

Ethnography.

European Union.

Millennialism.

Popular culture- United States.

Evangelicalism- United States.

Compulsive hoarding.

History of Medieval Europe.

Sustainable development.

End of the world.

Apocalyptic literature.

Feminist theory.

Apocalypse in mass media.

Medieval Literature.

Social Anthropology.

Social Structure, Social Inequality.

Civilization, Modern- 20th century.

Latin American Culture.

Two thousand twelve, A.D.

Christianity and politics- United States.

Eschatology- Political aspects- United States.

Eschatology.

Climatic changes- Social aspects.

Civilization, Western.

History- Prophecies.

Fundamentalism.

Internet- Religious aspects

Comparative Literature.

Environmental Sociology.

Maya calendar.

Cosmopolitanism.

Maya philosophy.

Christianity and international affairs.

Apocalypse in literature.

Indigenous peoples- Ecology.

Civilization, Medieval.