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SUMMARY:The History of Folk Horror & Hauntology
LOCATION:Hen & Chicken Bristol
DESCRIPTION:From lost futures to forgotten histories\, explore how folk hor
 ror and hauntology reveal the past’s lingering presence. Followed by Q&A
 .\n\nHauntology begins with a simple but unsettling idea: some histories a
 nd lost futures refuse to disappear. They linger as cultural echoes\, shap
 ing how we experience places\, memories\, and traditions. Folk horror give
 s these eerie historical traces narrative form\, revealing how the past co
 ntinues to unsettle the present through landscapes\, ritual\, and inherite
 d anxieties.\n\nJoin Prof Robert Edgar as he explores hauntology’s origi
 ns and its connection to folk horror. Drawing on thinkers such as Derrida 
 and Mark Fisher\, he examines why contemporary culture remains fascinated 
 by memory\, lost futures\, and the feeling that the past is not finished w
 ith us.\n\n**Doors open at 7pm\, talk starts at 7:30 - come down early to 
 grab a good seat!**\n\n**Follow us on IG @seedtalks**\n\n*Speaker Bio:*\n
 \n*Prof Robert Edgar is Professor of Writing and Popular Culture in the Yo
 rk Centre for Writing at York St John University\, UK. He is one of the se
 ries editors of Bloomsbury Academic\, Spectres\, Hauntings and Horrors.*\n
 \nBoletos: https://dice.fm/event/eo6q2y-the-history-of-folk-horror-hauntol
 ogy-29th-sep-hen-chicken-bristol-bristol-tickets
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