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1.3 KiB
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41 lines
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#import "@preview/grape-suite:1.0.0": exercise
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#import exercise: project
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#set text(lang: "en")
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#show: project.with(
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title: [Start of Dystopia],
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seminar: [Englisch Q2],
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show-outline: true,
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author: "Erik Grobecker",
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date: datetime(day: 21, month: 11, year: 2024),
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show-solutions: false,
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)
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#show "=>": sym.arrow.double
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#show "->": sym.arrow
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= Dystopian world in "I am legend"?
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- lone survivor of zombie apocalypse
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- humanity has been eradicated by a pandemic turning them into zombie-like creatures (human exctinction)
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- desolate cityscape, atmosphere of destruction (streets, bridges ...)
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== How does Dystopian fiction represent fears and concerns of the real world?
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Example: "The Circle"
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In the Dystopia of "the Cur"
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== Characteristics of Dystopia fiction
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- opressive governments or opression from any source
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- differentiation of people in classes (or "casten" #footnote[like in _Brave New World_]) <fn-bnw>
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- futuristic technology being used as a means of opression
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- control over information by a third-party (governments/corporations)
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- being forced into a specific mindset without having the means to break out (like in _1984_)
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- indirect criticism of technology or cultural norms
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- and of the idea of a "perfect society"
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- systematic extermination of sub-groups/-cultures (like in the "3. Reich")
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