Panic Encyclopedia: The Definitive Guide to the Postmodern Scene
Arthur Kroker Marilouise Kroker David Cook
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- Panic Alphabet
- Panic Art
- Panic Astronomy and Torture
- Panic Art in Ruins
- Panic America the Beautiful
- Panic (Viral) Advertising
- Panic Architecture
- Panic Ads
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- Panic Crash
- Panic Canada
- Panic (Computer) Capitalism
- Panic Chip Technology
- Panic Commies
- Panic Cyberspace
- Panic Cowboy
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- Panic Pigeons
- Panic (Virtual) Pilots
- Panic Penis
- Panic Plague
- Panic Perfect Faces
- Panic Psychoanalysis
- Panic Politics
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The Panic Encyclopedia is authored by Arthur Kroker, Marilouise Kroker, and David Cook, with contributions by Jean Baudrillard, Eileen Manion, Hannah Vowles, Glyn Banks, Don Proch, Chris Tysh, George Tysh, Mark Lewis, Avery Gordon, Deena Weinstein, Michael Weinstein, Barry Glassner, Steve Pfohl, Christine Ramsay, Faye Trecartin, Frank Burke, Kim Sawchuk, Michael Westlake, Tony Brown, Andrew Haase, Jackie Orr, Maurice Charland, Lee Quinby, and Michael Dorland. The World Wide Web edition is rendered by Carl Steadman, with the kind assistance of Melissa. The Panic Encyclopedia is copyright © 1989, 1994 New World Perspectives, and is published in print form by St. Martin's Press (New York), Macmillan (London), and New World Perspectives (Montreal). Panic contributions, which are encouraged, should be directed to <[email protected]> or <[email protected]>. Before Elvis ... there was nothing.
