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    renowned for paving the way for the science fiction genre. 2001: A Space Odyssey was composed one year before the Apollo 11’s landing on the moon and was‚ in a way‚ attempting to feed people’s thoughts and dreams of what the future of space travel would bring. The mystery surrounding space travel was a significant topic of 1968; people would have been intrigued by the notion of exploring the universe and much speculation would have taken place. Kubrick’s timely film was largely centred on man’s being

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    To fully grasp the nature of the changes between the story and the film requires a good knowledge of the concept of dystopia‚ a careful examination of its applications in this particular story‚ and a general overview of the human/machine relationships. Dystopia is a word meaning: "1: an imaginary place where people lead dehumanized and often fearful lives 2: ANTI-UTOPIA" . This concept has shaped the whole genre of science fiction‚ and can be found at varying degrees in a myriad of different applications

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     Edgar Allan Poe has been an influential writer in our culture close to two hundred years just imagine how long the infamous writer will be around.  Poe has had many different influences on American culture throughout history‚ including‚ writers‚ films‚  popular music and even art. One could easily say that Edgar Allan Poe is one of the most influential writers.     Edgar Allan Poe was the son of David Poe Jr. and Eliza Poe. He was born on

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    society’. Compare how this idea is represented in Frankenstein and Blade Runner. The 1818 Gothic Novel ’Frankenstein’ written by Mary Shelley and the 1982 science fiction film ’Blade Runner’ by Ridley Scott both challenge the values of the societies in which they have been set‚ expressing the composers’ critique of the advancement in science and technology‚ the consequences of irresponsible creation and the hubris of an individual to overcome nature’s power. It is through these common themes that

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    Frances Osamor Howe IGED Dystopian Fiction 3 March 2014 Blade Runner The film Blade Runner is based on the science fiction novel ‘Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?’ written by Philip K. Dick (Abadzis). Blade Runner is set in the United States city of Los Angeles in the year 2019 where humans have discovered genetic engineering. Through this‚ they have found ways of manufacturing organic robots‚ which are replicates of humans. The manufacturing

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    romantic comedy‚ science fiction movie about a couple who have each other erased from their memories but they end up together after the procedure is over. This portrays the theme of fate ;which is defined as “forces outside of your control that make things happen.” and how you are destined to be with someone either for a blessing or a lesson. This theme is shown throughout the movie with the use of fragmentation and postmodern techniques. Such as‚ symbols‚ the structure of the film (plotline)‚ and

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    The Infinite Sea by Rick Yancey is a science fiction novel about a group of teenagers who save the world from an alien invasion on Earth. In the book‚ an alien species takes over the world and tries to wipe out the human species. A few teenagers named Ben‚ Cassie‚ Ringer‚ Sammy‚ Teacup‚ Dumbo‚ Poundcake‚ Evan‚ and Megan join together to try to stop the aliens from taking over the world. They have to fight through many obstacles to persevere and succeed. The theme of this novel is that courage

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    “Margaret realized she wanted to write professionally at the age of 16. Margaret Atwood is known for reinventing herself over the course of her career” (Tyler‚ Anne). She has written speculative fiction‚ realistic fiction‚ historical fiction and science fiction‚ she is also known for using science as an important theme in her books because of her father being a scientist. The three major short stories that where chosen from Margaret Atwood are “Polarities”‚ “Training” and “Rape Fantasies”. These

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    socio-historical transition happening in Japan of the time with their science fictional imagination. Gardner pays attention to Komatsu’s Nihon appachi zoku (1964) that depicts a post-human society where a half man half beast creatures live and they thrives metal from human and eat metal as their meals. What is interesting is that they use a unique language mixed with Osaka dialect and native American language shown in Hollywood film. And they seem to have some connection with the ethnic Korean society

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    2. Genre: This short story belongs to the science fiction genre. Three specific elements are the concepts of reality control‚ futuristic time period and the effects of advanced technology on the society and individuals. Many sci-fi films and novels‚ like Matrix and Inception‚ have themes of subjective reality‚ the subconscious mind and solipsism. Even more take place in the future‚ near or far‚ for example‚ George Orwell wrote his science fiction novel‚ 1984‚ in 1949‚ as a prediction to what

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