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The Near Future In 21st Century Fiction David Sergeant

  • SKU: BELL-205226940
The Near Future In 21st Century Fiction David Sergeant
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Publisher: Cambridge University Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 1.65 MB
Pages: 238
Author: David Sergeant
ISBN: 9781009279888, 1009279882
Language: English
Year: 2022

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The Near Future In 21st Century Fiction David Sergeant by David Sergeant 9781009279888, 1009279882 instant download after payment.

A growing awareness of climate change and looming planetary crisis has put unprecedented pressure on the near future, leading to an increasing amount of fiction being set there. But what do these disparate works have in common, other than their temporal setting? And what can the imagination of the near future tell us about where we live now? The Near Future in 21st Century Fiction ranges across novels and films to reveal how our contemporary near future splits between two divergent paths. One seeks to retreat from climate change and the disruption it threatens to affluent lifestyles; the other tries to imagine new forms of community, and radical change, but struggles to locate a genre adequate to the task. It in this struggle, however, that we begin to glimpse the outlines of an emergent near future form: a revolution fit for the Anthropocene.

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