Tag: Science Fiction
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There are 2 versions of Frankenstein, so read the 1818 version.
There are 2 versions of Frankenstein, but the 1818 is the good one.
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From Ghosts To Shells (The relationship between AI, simulation, and reality in animation filmmaking)
In film animation, the use of various media and techniques creates a manufactured reality that is designed to engage our senses and emotions in a way that feels real to ultimately create a simulation of reality.
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Worlds of Omniscience
This short story was inspired by the multiple works of science fiction I read while pursuing my bachelor’s degree. The list includes Margaret Cavendish’s “The Blazing World”, Edgar Allan Poe’s “A Descent into the Maelström” and many more. This is a work of Fan Fiction, exactly like “Paradise Lost”.
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A Beginner’s Guide to Science Fiction: Navigating the Possibilities of the Genre
Science fiction is a genre that has been long established in literature, it is characterized by its ability to explore the possibilities of science, technology and its effects on human society and the world. Its stories often set in the future or in alternative worlds, in which it uses scientific concepts and technologies as a…
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Satan and Raphael: The Significance of Otherworldly Characters in “Paradise Lost”
This essay explores the significance of the characters Satan and Raphael in John Milton’s epic poem, Paradise Lost. The angels in the poem offer a rich and dense cluster of topics, revealing their otherness and limitations while exploring questions about their creation, fall, knowledge, and purpose. Satan and Raphael are disturbingly human, highlighting the uniqueness…