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Analysing Darkness And Light Dystopias And Beyond Martta Heikkil

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Publisher: Brill

File Extension: PDF

File size: 3.84 MB

Pages: 215

Author: Martta Heikkil, Irina Poleshchuk, Erika Ruonakoski

ISBN: 9789004515543, 9004515542

Language: English

Year: 2023

Volume: 31

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Analysing Darkness And Light Dystopias And Beyond Martta Heikkil by Martta Heikkil, Irina Poleshchuk, Erika Ruonakoski 9789004515543, 9004515542 instant download after payment.

The book situates itself in the fields of philosophy, political theory, aesthetics and theories of art, linking its discussions of fctional dystopias to debates on ongoing crises. It asks: Are dystopias a useful tool for imagining ways out of sombre situations or do they prevent us from engaging in transformative action? The book consists of a thorough introduction and three major sections: 1. Dystopias ofMeaninglessness, 2. Techno-Euphoria vs. Terror of Technology, and3. Dystopias Come True? The individual chapters discuss, among other things, liberalism and conservatism, "luxury communism", pandemics, technology-induced anxiety, empty speech, ethics, film, literature, architecture and music.