Christina Lee is a Senior Lecturer in Communication and Cultural Studies at Curtin University, Australia.

"How might contact with geographies of absence shift our taken-for-granted understandings of space and time? In this timely intervention, a range of scholars and artists explore how the memories, experiences and material environments of particular places have the power to haunt the social imaginary and our individual psyches. By reanimating the realities of abandoned places, ruins and the disappeared, the authors of Spectral Spaces and Hauntings call us to attend to the ‘work that needs to be done to prevent future injustices’." -- Karen E. Till, Maynooth University, Ireland"A timely and important collection of incisive and insightful essays which address some of the most urgent and important issues which concern scholars working in memory studies, and humanities more generally." -- Anindya Raychaudhuri, University of St Andrews, UK

• Introduction: Locating Spectres Christina LeePART I: Private Hauntings 1 The Haunted Spaces of 7/7: Memory, Mediatisation and PerformanceJohn Tulloch2 Dream House Pippa Tandy3 Home is Where the Hearth Was: Remembering and Place-Making a Vanished Town Christina Lee4 Unsettling Space and Time: Journey to Purton Ships’ GraveyardLisa Hill5 ‘Popping Up to See Pat’: Attending Absence at Roadside Shrines Elly BavidgePART II: Spectres of the Social6 ‘Un aéroport-fantôme’: The Ghost of Mirabel International Airport Liz Millward7 Zombie South: Cormac McCarthy’s Architectures of the Undead Daniel Cross Turner8 Double Exposure: Rephotography and the Life of Place László Munteán9 Ghosts on Screen: The Politics of IntertemporalityAlison Landsberg10 ‘Our Monuments Shall be the Maws of Kites’: Laura Oldfield Ford and the Ghosts of Psychogeography PastChristopher Collier11 From Spectres of Horror to ‘The Beautiful Death’: Re-Corporealising the Desaparecidos of Argentina Sonia M. Tascón

Christina Lee is a Senior Lecturer in Communication and Cultural Studies at Curtin University, Australia.

"How might contact with geographies of absence shift our taken-for-granted understandings of space and time? In this timely intervention, a range of scholars and artists explore how the memories, experiences and material environments of particular places have the power to haunt the social imaginary and our individual psyches. By reanimating the realities of abandoned places, ruins and the disappeared, the authors of Spectral Spaces and Hauntings call us to attend to the ‘work that needs to be done to prevent future injustices’." -- Karen E. Till, Maynooth University, Ireland"A timely and important collection of incisive and insightful essays which address some of the most urgent and important issues which concern scholars working in memory studies, and humanities more generally." -- Anindya Raychaudhuri, University of St Andrews, UK

• Introduction: Locating Spectres Christina LeePART I: Private Hauntings 1 The Haunted Spaces of 7/7: Memory, Mediatisation and PerformanceJohn Tulloch2 Dream House Pippa Tandy3 Home is Where the Hearth Was: Remembering and Place-Making a Vanished Town Christina Lee4 Unsettling Space and Time: Journey to Purton Ships’ GraveyardLisa Hill5 ‘Popping Up to See Pat’: Attending Absence at Roadside Shrines Elly BavidgePART II: Spectres of the Social6 ‘Un aéroport-fantôme’: The Ghost of Mirabel International Airport Liz Millward7 Zombie South: Cormac McCarthy’s Architectures of the Undead Daniel Cross Turner8 Double Exposure: Rephotography and the Life of Place László Munteán9 Ghosts on Screen: The Politics of IntertemporalityAlison Landsberg10 ‘Our Monuments Shall be the Maws of Kites’: Laura Oldfield Ford and the Ghosts of Psychogeography PastChristopher Collier11 From Spectres of Horror to ‘The Beautiful Death’: Re-Corporealising the Desaparecidos of Argentina Sonia M. Tascón

Christina Lee is a Senior Lecturer in Communication and Cultural Studies at Curtin University, Australia.

"How might contact with geographies of absence shift our taken-for-granted understandings of space and time? In this timely intervention, a range of scholars and artists explore how the memories, experiences and material environments of particular places have the power to haunt the social imaginary and our individual psyches. By reanimating the realities of abandoned places, ruins and the disappeared, the authors of Spectral Spaces and Hauntings call us to attend to the ‘work that needs to be done to prevent future injustices’." -- Karen E. Till, Maynooth University, Ireland"A timely and important collection of incisive and insightful essays which address some of the most urgent and important issues which concern scholars working in memory studies, and humanities more generally." -- Anindya Raychaudhuri, University of St Andrews, UK

• Introduction: Locating Spectres Christina LeePART I: Private Hauntings 1 The Haunted Spaces of 7/7: Memory, Mediatisation and PerformanceJohn Tulloch2 Dream House Pippa Tandy3 Home is Where the Hearth Was: Remembering and Place-Making a Vanished Town Christina Lee4 Unsettling Space and Time: Journey to Purton Ships’ GraveyardLisa Hill5 ‘Popping Up to See Pat’: Attending Absence at Roadside Shrines Elly BavidgePART II: Spectres of the Social6 ‘Un aéroport-fantôme’: The Ghost of Mirabel International Airport Liz Millward7 Zombie South: Cormac McCarthy’s Architectures of the Undead Daniel Cross Turner8 Double Exposure: Rephotography and the Life of Place László Munteán9 Ghosts on Screen: The Politics of IntertemporalityAlison Landsberg10 ‘Our Monuments Shall be the Maws of Kites’: Laura Oldfield Ford and the Ghosts of Psychogeography PastChristopher Collier11 From Spectres of Horror to ‘The Beautiful Death’: Re-Corporealising the Desaparecidos of Argentina Sonia M. Tascón