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Description
This study offers the first comprehensive exploration of the vampire in Latin American literature. Whether appearing as clerics, dictators, slaveholders, psychiatric patients, or even killer plants, the diverse manifestations of the vampire in Latin American literature serve as a coded testament to the region's collective fears, discursive conflicts, and sociocultural tensions over nearly two centuries.
Álvaro Arango Vallejo, Bonn University, Germany.



