Name: "The Vampire:Myth, Legend, Lore,History,Across Cultures"InPerson/Zoom-Dec16
Start: 2021-12-16T20:00:00-08:00
End: 2021-12-16T21:30:00-08:00
Location: Ipso Facto

"The Vampire:Myth, Legend, Lore,History,Across Cultures"InPerson/Zoom-Dec16

Ipso Facto is a gothic-occult lifestyle clothing store which offers history/mythology lectures, magick and crafting workshops, tarot readings and more. Established 1989.

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Join us December 16, 8 pm for Dr. James Rietveld's In-person  hybrid Zoom talk"The Vampire: Myth, Legend, Lore, Throughout History/Cultures"

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Join us on December 16, 8 p.m. for Dr. James Rietveld&#x27;s In-person hybrid Zoom lecture &quot;The Vampire: Myth, Legend, Lore, Throughout History and Across Cultures.&quot;Pay What You Wish: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/217657899637The vampire as a classic and iconic legend has found favor with audiences in every generation. Building on John Polidori&#x27;s 1819 publication of &quot;The Vampyre,&quot; Bram Stoker&#x27;s 1897 gothic horror novel, &quot;Dracula,&quot; treated Victorians to &quot;the most blood-curdling novel of the paralysed century.&quot;From the release of the silent classic Murnau film, Nosferatu (1922) and 1931&#x27;s Dracula starring Bela Lugosi, Hollywood has continually reinterpreted the vampire in literature and film for new generations, as in Anne Rice&#x27;s &quot;The Vampire Chronicals,&quot; &quot;Buffy the Vampire Slayer,&quot; &quot;Blade,&quot; &quot;Twilight&quot; and many more.But what are the sources for the vampire myths and legends expressed in books, movies, and our nightmares?How did the various aspects of vampiric lore such as garlic, rice counting, crosses, sunlight, and wooden stakes come about?What are the links between vampires and real life contagions and diseases such as rabies, and the mysterious wasting disease, Porphyria?Why does the vampire appeal to so many cultures from the modern Latin American Chupacabra to Slavic/Eastern Europe and Chinese Traditions, and reaching back as far as the ancient Mesopotamians, Greeks, Romans, and Hebrews?How does one identify and protect oneself from a vampire?Delve into the lore and legend of the Vampire with us as we traverse the murky world of coffin dust and lusty neck bites when you join us at Ipso Facto!Dr. Rietveld is a professor at California State University, Fullerton, CA and Cal Poly, Pomona, CA of History, Anthropology and Religion. His specialties include the History of Christianity in the Early, Medieval and Byzantine periods, New Testament Studies and Greco-Roman religions. He received his PHD from Claremont School of Religion and is the author of two booksFor In-person attendees:Ipso Facto Address : 517 N. Harbor Bl. Fullerton CA 92832Face Masks required.Virtual Attendees please make a Pay What You Wish Donation to gain entry to the Zoom talk. Video available afterwards for viewing at your leisure.

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