Lectures related to Socio-Political Science Fiction

Delves into semiotic reversibility, exploring how signs and their opposites construct meaning in various contexts.

Explores the complexities of science fiction genres and the role of conjecture in creating speculative worlds.

Analyzes the transition from utopia to totalitarianism in 'Brave New World', exploring genetic stratification and societal control.

Explores semiotics and utopian concepts, analyzing how signs create meaning and how ideal visions influence society.

Delves into the representation of masculinity in American cinema through the lens of technological advancements from 1968 to 2014.

Delves into the power of storytelling through fiction, exploring its influence on cognition and societal development.

Covers the impact of technological levers on sustainability, focusing on energy consumption and climate change.