Inter-genre usage of dystopian elements

The article examines the use of dystopian elements in literary works that do not belong to the dystopian genre. The mechanisms of borrowing and transformation of these elements, their influence on the plot structure, ideological content and perception of the text are analyzed. Special attention is paid to the functions of dystopian motifs in the framework of fiction, social satire and other genre systems.

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Digital Repository of Polessky State University (Polessky State University)
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2025-01-01
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Theoretical and Computational Physics
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Inter-genre usage of dystopian elements

Digital Repository of Polessky State University (Polessky State University)
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Inter-genre usage of dystopian elements

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Abstract

The article examines the use of dystopian elements in literary works that do not belong to the dystopian genre. The mechanisms of borrowing and transformation of these elements, their influence on the plot structure, ideological content and perception of the text are analyzed. Special attention is paid to the functions of dystopian motifs in the framework of fiction, social satire and other genre systems.

Digital Repository of Polessky State University (Polessky State University)
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Theoretical and Computational Physics
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