Evaluation of modern society in the context of the imagination of stratification in dystopias
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Dystopias are fictional works that try to reveal negative predictions about the future of social life. Dystopias contain important evaluations in terms of addressing the changes and problems that future social transformations will bring about in human and social life. In modern society, where changes are accelerating, the phenomenon of stratification, which is an unchanging characteristic of humanity, has also created forms specific to modern societies. Although it is evaluated as being more flexible than examples such as feudal order or caste, as can be understood from many complex social experiences, the modern class system has also presented quite problematic situations. Many capitalist economies or totalitarian political regimes have had a significant impact on the problem layer phenomenon that has been produced. This study aims to analyze the stratification-based problems experienced in modern society, specifically in dystopian works, and as a result of the study, it has been concluded that the stratification-based contexts constructed in dystopian works contain enlightening evaluations regarding the problematic class reality of modern man.
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Mustafa Dönmez
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Mustafa Dönmez (Master Thesis). Evaluation of modern society in the context of the imagination of stratification in dystopias, 2024, Afyon Kocatepe University.
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