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2024
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601-650
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ZÜMRÜT KIRTASİYE
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Mary Shelley, with her novel The Last Man, published in 1826, is the first modern example of the apocalyptic novel, a subgenre of science fiction specific to gothic literature, and one of the leading writers of this genre.
Apocalyptic fiction, derived from the word apocalypse, meaning revelation or the revealing of secrets about the future, deals with the end of civilization due to epidemics, nuclear war, cybernetic uprising, supernatural events, ecological disasters or other disasters.
The Last Man is the first major novel to deal with a subject so commonplace today that it is considered commonplace: the extinction of humanity.
Shelley dramatizes the effects of an epidemic on the Western world in the fluent style of the Romantic period and conveys it through a fiction based on contrasting characters who are reflections of real people.For example, Adrian, who drags his acquaintances after him in search of a natural paradise, is a fictionalized portrait of the author's husband Percy Bysshe Shelley
Lord Raymond, who sets out from England to fight the Greeks and dies in Istanbul, is inspired by the life of Lord Byron.The novel also expresses the author's grief at the loss of his circle of what he calls "the elite" and the meaninglessness of the world, the individual's lack of power to direct history
Shelley refers to "the last man" in his diary as "my alter ego, my second self, the relic of a beloved group left behind when my comrades died before me".
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CAN Son İnsan features
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Normal Size
Year of Publication
2024
Number of Pages
601-650
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One item
Origin
TR
Novel Genre
Classics
Volume Information
Paperback
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Mary shelley, with her 1826 novel "frankenstein," is considered a pioneer of apocalyptic fiction, a subgenre of science fiction unique to gothic literature. she's one of the leading authors in this field. apocalyptic fiction, derived from the word "apocalypse," meaning revelation or the uncovering of secrets about the future, explores the end of civilization due to events like pandemics, nuclear war, cybernetic revolt, supernatural phenomena, ecological disasters, or other calamities.
__t1__ is the first major novel to address a subject that has become so common today that it is considered ordinary: the extinction of humanity. shelley dramatizes the effects of an epidemic in the western world with the fluent style of the romantic era and conveys it through a fiction centered around contrasting characters that are reflections of real people. shelley was partially or completely inspired by the people around him in the formation of the main characters in the novel. for example, adrian, who drags his acquaintances in search of a natural paradise, is a fictionalized portrait of the author's wife, percy bysshe shelley. lord raymond, who set off from england to fight the greeks and died in istanbul, was inspired by the life of lord byron. the novel also expresses the author's grief at losing his circle, which he called "the elite," and the meaninglessness of the world, and the individual's lack of power to direct history. in shelley's diary, he refers to the "last man" as "my alter ego, my second self, the inheritance left from a dear group when my companions died before me."
