Dystopia and Utopia

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Explores the ethical functions of literature through Bradbury's 'The Million-Year Picnic'.

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

Explores Georges Perec's innovative literary style and his fascination with everyday life, urban spaces, and human existence.

Delves into the semiotic properties of dystopian societies, analyzing political reflections and the suppression of individuality.

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

Explores themes of identity, spirituality, and mortality through film.

Explores the critical aspects of storytelling, encouraging a healthful and thoughtful approach to sharing one's unique journey.

Explores the artistic practices of Samuel Beckett and Bruce Nauman through their films.

Explores the history, advantages, and classification of adhesives, including sustainable options like natural adhesives and bioadhesives.