Rather like a normal Friday Fun post, I'm going to highlight some fun stuff I've found around the web on zombies in higher education. And I'm not talking about undergrads at 9am classes either. Note that a couple of these I've highlighted before.
BTW, first I thought I'd point out a couple of pop cultural items on zombies.
- The Undead and Philosophy: Chicken Soup for the Soulless
- Zombies, Vampires, and Philosophy
- Book of the Dead: The Complete History of Zombie Cinema
- Gospel of the Living Dead: George Romero's Visions of Hell on Earth
- Zombie Holocaust: How the Living Dead Devoured Pop Culture
- Eaten Alive!: Italian Cannibal and Zombie Movies
- Zombie Notes: A Study Guide to the Best in Undead Literary Classics
- The Living and the Undead: Slaying Vampires, Exterminating Zombies
- Zombies and Consciousness
- Zombie Economics: How Dead Ideas Still Walk among Us
And now, for some amusing zombie-related higher educational items from around the net!
- Zombie University
- Ottawa students pit mathematics against zombie apocalypse
- Humans vs. Zombies live action game
- Zombies take over heart of University of Alabama at Birmingham
- Student "Zombies" Collect Canned Goods for Charity
- University of Colorado bans Nerf Guns; Zombies and Humans disappointed
- U. of Florida Is Prepared for Zombies
- Students Model Zombie Attack
- Dead Programs Walking
- Zombie Nation
- Thanks for not being a zombie
- Course Explores the History and Subtext of Zombies in Popular Culture
- Technology Is Key to Zombie-Themed Game of Tag
- In Debt and Undead
- See Jane Bite
BTW, the today-only zombie profile picture is courtesy of Joseph Hewitt of Ataraxia Theatre fame. Joseph is also working on the GearHead RPG. Thanks!
- Log in to post comments
More like this
(Awesome image of zombie me by Joseph Hewitt of Ataraxia Theatre and the originator of the cool RPG Gearhead Check out my fellow bloggers to see their zombie pix! I wonder if New Society would let me use this as my book jacket photo for the new book?)
As all of you obviously know, July 1 is…
Image by Joseph Hewitt of Ataraxia Theatre.
Archaeology is a famously ghoulish pursuit whose practitioners are always on the look-out for dead bodies to gloat over. If we can't find a grave, then at least we'll try to get hold of animal bones from kitchen middens and sacrificial deposits. I've seen…
Late Wednesday evening, a terrible disaster began to unfold in the ScienceBlogs universe: word emerged that a zombie attack was taking place in our bloggers' homes. While the attack was believed to have begun somewhere in the southeastern United States, with patient zero Scicurious, it has now…
As a dedicated chemistry nut - I mean, of course, enthusiast - I've recently wondered if my favorite science could explain the existence of zombies.
And after mulling it over - helped along by the suggestion of Scibling Scicurious that a Zombie Day would be a good idea and also by a number of…