Speculative fiction: The process of hybridization in Science Fiction and Fantasy Literature
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https://doi.org/10.35921/jangada.v1i18.405Palavras-chave:
Speculative fiction; Science Fiction; Fantasy; HybridizationResumo
RESUMO: O presente estudo tem como objetivo promover um debate sobre as narrativas especulativas, em particular aquelas comumente classificadas como Ficção Científica ou Fantasia, partindo do pressuposto de que as primeiras obras da literatura especulativa não pretendiam abranger uma única categoria genérica, dado seu diálogo com as mudanças epistemológicas e sua estreita ligação com os discursos religiosos e/ou mitológicos. Por meio de leituras críticas e análises bibliográficas, nos baseamos nos estudos de Gunn (2005), Alkon (1994), Araújo (2020) e Manlove (1975), entre outros. Os resultados sugerem que não há uniformidade estilística nas narrativas de Ficção Científica ou Fantasia, pois estas dialogam diretamente com momentos históricos, políticos e culturais, bem como com estilos ou movimentos literários existentes.
Palavras-chave: Ficçao Especulativa; Ficção Científica; Fantasia; Hibridização
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