A time for dystopias
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https://doi.org/10.60056/CCL.2024..14-21Mots-clés :
dystopia, novel, 21st century, bulgarian literatureRésumé
This text is an introduction to the theme of this issue. First, it briefly overviews the place and the functions of the literary genre of dystopia in present-day world literature. It then outlines the history of the genre in Bulgarian literature from its almost complete absence until 1989 to the rise of a true dystopian wave in the second decade of the new century. In its last part, the text points out how the thirteen articles published inside can be divided into three groups in terms of their subject matter and disciplinary approach.
Références
Kirova, M. (2024). Literatura, vlast i vaobrazhenie: potrebnostta ot distopiya v balgarskiya roman prez XXI vek. Lingvistika. Interpretatsiya. Kontseptsii, (І) 1, 92-113.
Parushev, Ch. (2021). Sreshtuchoveshkoto. Antiutopichniyat zhanr v literaturata prez XX vek. VS Publishing.
Popov, A. (2023). Zone Theory: Science Fiction and Utopia in the Space of Possible Worlds (Ralahine Utopian Studies, 28).
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