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    Basura del mundo, La: cambio social, distopía y consumo en las novelas futuristas Waslala y Zombie

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    The yearning to find utopia is a feeling shared by humanity for centuries. Science fiction and futuristic novels –such as Waslala, memorial del futuro by Gioconda Belli and Zombie by Mike Wilson- have been some of the most prominent literary genres to portray that longing. However, most of the novels focus their narrative on dystopias. Both Waslala and Zombie use dystopian elements to portray the present –or past- with the goal of making dystopias disappear in the future. In this essay, the intent is to analyze the representation of dystopia in these futuristic novels, as well as to show how ...
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    Author(s)
    Losada-Carballares, María

    Advisor(s)
    Esch, Sophie; Purdy, Andrea

    Date Issued
    2015
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    born digital; masters theses
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