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Ex Machina: AI Representations Informing the Human Condition

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For me, Ex Machina (2014, Alex Garland) is one of the best AI movies (and one of the best science fiction films) ever made. I say that because Garland does…

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Don’t Look Up: “Looking Up” to See Incontrovertible Truths

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Don’t Look Up (2021, Adam McKay) has gotten a lot of buzz in recent days and for good reason, it is that rare fiction film that actually addresses climate change…

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Favorite Science Fiction Films

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To my mind, the science fiction genre is just simply the most important of all genres because it speaks to the human condition in the deepest way possible and in…

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Snowpiercer’s Cognitive Map of (Transnational Globalized) Capitalism and Its Impetus to Reboot History

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NOTE: First, this essay is an expansion of a blog post I wrote on Snowpiercer. Second, as I say, this isn’t a blog post but rather one of my academic…

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