The Vampire: A Casebook
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The Vampire: A Casebook

by Alan Dundes

Folklore Anthropology
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The Vampire: A Casebook offers a scholarly examination of the vampire as a figure of folklore and cultural belief. Compiled by Alan Dundes, this focused volume is suited to readers interested in anthropology, legendary traditions, and the enduring place of the vampire in cultural studies.

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The Vampire: A Casebook examines the vampire as a subject of folklore and cultural study.

Edited by Alan Dundes, the book presents a focused collection for readers interested in how vampire traditions have been documented and interpreted.

Its casebook format makes it a useful introduction to the broader study of cultural beliefs, legendary figures, and supernatural traditions.

Readers exploring folklore, anthropology, or the history of vampire representation will find a scholarly perspective on a familiar subject.

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