Lecture

Intertextuality in Science Fiction

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This lecture explores the concept of intertextuality in science fiction, focusing on how references to other works create links and layers of meaning in narratives. The instructor discusses the importance of intertextuality in understanding complex formal phenomena in the genre, using examples from popular novels and films like Asimov's three laws of robotics and Kubrick's '2001: A Space Odyssey'. The lecture delves into the different levels of intertextuality, from simple references to deeper connections that enrich the reading experience. It also touches on the evolution of the cyborg figure in literature and film, highlighting the intricate relationship between text, author, and reader in interpreting narratives.

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