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Author: Luis Carlos Molina Acevedo Publisher: Luis Carlos Molina Acevedo ISBN: 1530768403 Category : Social Science Languages : en Pages : 234
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ZOMBIE FACTOR is a study about the determinant factor of changing in people and society. In people are presented as indicative of a biological change in puberty. It is the transition from child to adult. In societies it occurs when human groups reach the top of the social organization and begins the decline until the dissolution of the social model. This factor is essentially characterized by two readily observable characteristics, isolation and automation. Isolation is a psychic character and is marked by a complete apathy of the person towards everything and everyone. The automation instead is physical character. It is identified by a low mobility of joints and high stiffness when walking. The person seems an automaton when him move. In many cases drag his feet when walking. In addition to these two features, here we will study ten traits for a total of twelve toward characterization of Zombie Factor. We make a trace of the features of Zombie Factor through the culture of the living dead. Then, we consider the features itself of Zombie Factor. And finally, we trait apply them to the study of historical transitions from Antiquity to the Middle Ages, from there to Modernity and from there to Postmodernism. These periods of the history of mankind is characterized by a strong manifestation of Zombie Factor.
Author: Luis Carlos Molina Acevedo Publisher: Luis Carlos Molina Acevedo ISBN: 1530768403 Category : Social Science Languages : en Pages : 234
Book Description
ZOMBIE FACTOR is a study about the determinant factor of changing in people and society. In people are presented as indicative of a biological change in puberty. It is the transition from child to adult. In societies it occurs when human groups reach the top of the social organization and begins the decline until the dissolution of the social model. This factor is essentially characterized by two readily observable characteristics, isolation and automation. Isolation is a psychic character and is marked by a complete apathy of the person towards everything and everyone. The automation instead is physical character. It is identified by a low mobility of joints and high stiffness when walking. The person seems an automaton when him move. In many cases drag his feet when walking. In addition to these two features, here we will study ten traits for a total of twelve toward characterization of Zombie Factor. We make a trace of the features of Zombie Factor through the culture of the living dead. Then, we consider the features itself of Zombie Factor. And finally, we trait apply them to the study of historical transitions from Antiquity to the Middle Ages, from there to Modernity and from there to Postmodernism. These periods of the history of mankind is characterized by a strong manifestation of Zombie Factor.
Author: Therese Shea Publisher: ISBN: 9780766093751 Category : Monsters in literature Languages : en Pages :
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The Frankenstein monster is an icon of horror. Even the youngest trick-or-treaters recognize Frankenstein's green-skinned costume. However, many people are surprised to know this monster's name is not actually Frankenstein. That's the name of its creator, Dr. Victor Frankenstein, from the nineteenth-century novel written by Mary Shelley. This fictitious doctor, one of the first "mad scientists," was based on real-life researchers and their experiments. This compelling volume examines the work of Shelley and its possible inspirations in the world of science. The high-interest topic, thought-provoking sidebars, fun fact boxes, and historical images will attract all levels of readers.
Author: Publisher: ISBN: 9786079351694 Category : Horror comic books, strips, etc Languages : es Pages : 88
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Frankenstein, la primera novela de ciencia ficción al alcance de los jóvenes lectores. El ambicioso doctor Victor Frankenstein dota de vida a una nueva creatura con el auxilio de ciertos descubrimientos científicos en materia de electricidad. Durante muchos meses trabaja en lo que imagina lo hará respetado y admirado, y pasa largas horas en los cementerios y en su buhardilla, hasta el día en que su creación toma vida...
Author: Shelley, Mary Publisher: Ediciones Larousse, S.A. de C.V. (MX) ISBN: 6072124917 Category : Language Arts & Disciplines Languages : en Pages : 297
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Novelas como ésta no requieren presentación, pues son historias que traspasan lo meramente literario para pasar a formar parte de la cultura popular. Ése es el caso de Frankenstein, la inmortal obra maestra de Mary Shelley que ostenta un doble lugar de privilegio: por un lado, forma parte del selecto grupo de las novelas más destacadas del esplendoroso siglo XIX; por otro, presenta a uno de los más reconocibles símbolos del terror universal: la criatura o monstruo creada por el doctor Frankenstein. El joven Robert Walton acaba de llegar a San Petersburgo un 17 de diciembre... Lleno de vitalidad y confianza en sus capacidades, le escribe a su hermana diciendo que finalmente está listo para emprender su viaje marítimo hacia los confines de las regiones polares, a lanzarse hacia la aventura y llevar a cabo su gran proyecto de exploración científica...
Author: J. Brown Publisher: Springer ISBN: 0230109772 Category : Literary Criticism Languages : en Pages : 314
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A PDF version of this book is available for free in open access via the OAPEN Library platform, www.oapen.org . Cyborgs in Latin America explores the ways cultural expression in Latin America has grappled with the changing relationships between technology and human identity.
Author: Daniel Dinello Publisher: University of Texas Press ISBN: 0292709862 Category : Literary Criticism Languages : en Pages : 342
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Techno-heaven or techno-hell? If you believe many scientists working in the emerging fields of twenty-first-century technology, the future is blissfully bright. Initially, human bodies will be perfected through genetic manipulation and the fusion of human and machine; later, human beings will completely shed the shackles of pain, disease, and even death, as human minds are downloaded into death-free robots whereby they can live forever in a heavenly "posthuman" existence. In this techno-utopian future, humanity will be saved by the godlike power of technology. If you believe the authors of science fiction, however, posthuman evolution marks the beginning of the end of human freedom, values, and identity. Our dark future will be dominated by mad scientists, rampaging robots, killer clones, and uncontrollable viruses. In this timely new book, Daniel Dinello examines "the dramatic conflict between the techno-utopia promised by real-world scientists and the techno-dystopia predicted by science fiction." Organized into chapters devoted to robotics, bionics, artificial intelligence, virtual reality, biotechnology, nanotechnology, and other significant scientific advancements, this book summarizes the current state of each technology, while presenting corresponding reactions in science fiction. Dinello draws on a rich range of material, including films, television, books, and computer games, and argues that science fiction functions as a valuable corrective to technological domination, countering techno-hype and reflecting the "weaponized, religiously rationalized, profit-fueled" motives of such science. By imaging a disastrous future of posthuman techno-totalitarianism, science fiction encourages us to construct ways to contain new technology, and asks its audience perhaps the most important question of the twenty-first century: is technology out of control?
Author: Luis Carlos Molina Acevedo
Author: Luis Carlos Molina Acevedo
Author: Therese Shea
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Author: Shelley, Mary
Author: Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley
Author: Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley
Author: Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley
Author: J. Brown
Author: Daniel Dinello
Author: Andrea L. Bell