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This article addresses the charge that the introduction of the electric light in the late nineteenth century increased disruptions to the human body's biological processes and interfered with the oscillating sleeping-waking cycle. By... more
Inspired by H. G. Wells' The Island of Doctor Moreau, M. Renard in his Le Docteur Lerne, sous-dieu (1908) portrays a mad scientist experimenting on living organisms, creating hybrids of humans, animals and plants. Renard extends the... more
In H. G. Wells's The Time Machine and Joseph Conrad’s Heart of Darkness, power is exercised for its own sake and in the name of “civilization”. The split of society in The Time Machine presents how it would look like in the future if the... more
Recenze (recenzní esej) románu H. G Wellse Stroj času.
Review (review essay) of H. G Wells novel The Time Machine.
Review (review essay) of H. G Wells novel The Time Machine.
Art and war have gone hand in hand since the concept of war. From photographers to painters, writers, and scribes, documentation of war has been prevalent throughout time. Whether it be prefacing or recapping, literature has played an... more
MA Assignment (approx 6000 words). Module; Speculative Fiction. Grade; Merit.
Applying the concept of the Modest Witness to two well-known titles with links to science. The idea of reliability and objectivity.
Applying the concept of the Modest Witness to two well-known titles with links to science. The idea of reliability and objectivity.
My course essay of H. G. Wells module.
An analysis of The War of the World focusing on the the narrative presentation of the Martians as well as the interpretation of the invasion by various characters in the story.
En este trabajo se describen las transformaciones de la novela The Time Machine, escrita por H. G. Wells y publicada en 1895, desde su origen, la publicación por entregas, hasta la adaptación cinematográfica del mismo nombre, dirigida por... more
At once delicate, exotic, and elegant, orchids are beloved for their singular, instantly recognizable beauty. Found in nearly every climate, the many species of orchid have carried symbolic weight in countless cultures over time. The... more
Conhecido escritor de obras de ficção científica, H. G. Wells, como muitos dos escritores desse gênero literário, tem a fama de serem como que profetas de tempos futuros. Quando se olha para o escritor inglês, contudo, vemos a humanidade... more
This talk is the product of the author's archaeological researches beneath the I.Hill of Constantinople with the permission of Turkish Ministery of Culture and Tourism. We have discovered and drawn the plansof 1km.of the subterranean... more
The article discusses how the emerging genre of American and British science fiction symbolised and expressed Cold War anxieties after 1949. It begins by briefly showing how a popular Western symbolised the Berlin Airlift, then... more
An examination of the aesthetic of the machine and the eternal revolution in Yevgeny Zamyatin's 'We'.
The essay argues that the Crakers—genetically modified human beings appearing in Margaret Atwood’s MaddAddam trilogy—should be seen not only as a result of techno-scientific brilliance and power struggle, but also as a product of artistic... more
“Anthony Burgess and Science Fiction”, Jim Clarke, SFRA Review 313, Summer 2015, pp. 28-35. Anthony Burgess was a reluctant writer of SF, but a highly influential one. This article, for the SFRA Review, introduces the author and his SF... more
Allusions to rabbits and poaching recur throughout H. G. Wells's work. In spite of the frequency with which they appear, these motifs remain overlooked within scholarly criticism. This article, by analysing Wells's representations of... more
Antonio Sant’Elia’s project for a future city opens a new season for architecture where utopia and the image of a city are inseparable. Between the 19th and 20th century several architects studied their contemporary city and its possible... more
The chapter analyses H. G. Wells’s characterization of the The Time Machine’s protagonist and narrator, the Time Traveller, whose story serves as part of Wells’s broader strategy for criticising late Victorian modalities of science... more
This thesis offers a study of a particular period (1884-1899) in Britain in which Fantastic literature revealed itself as a convergence point of multiple anxieties of late nineteenth-century society. Fantastic literature is a genre often... more
In A Christmas Carol the protagonist journeys to the past and future: it is, at its very heart, a story about time travel, and yet this aspect of the tale has been overlooked by both Dickensians and SF scholars. This article examines the... more
Distopya kelimesi ilk defa İngiliz John Stuart Mill tarafından 19. yüzyılın başında kullanıldı. Kendisi devlet memuru ve filozoftu. Yalnız kelime kökeni bu yıllarda çıksa da ilk distopik öğeler mitoloji ile baş gösterdi. Uranus yeni doğan... more
A partir da 2ª metade do século XIX, escritores como H. G. Wells e Jules Verne escreveram romances cujos temas e ambientes se referiam de certa forma à história humana, às possibilidades investigativas da ciência e aos potenciais caminhos... more
This dissertation used word-frequency analysis to differentiate the psycholinguistic characteristics of fiction writing, specifically genre writing with a focus on masterwork dystopian novels. The primary research question was: What does... more
H. G. Wells was one of the most celebrated writers in the world during the first half of the twentieth century. Famed for his innovative fiction, he was also an influential advocate of socialism and the world state. What is much less... more
Nadie discute a Herbert George Wells (1866-1946) como uno de los precursores de la moderna literatura de ciencia ficción. Su celebérrima La máquina del tiempo, además, le otorgó en 1895 el blasón de inventor literario de la máquina del... more