Course

HUM-290: Science fiction and digital dystopias

Summary

L'objectif de ce cours est d'étudier les différentes manifestations des mondes totalitaires dans la science-fiction. Plus précisément, nous regarderons comment les écrivains racontent l'aliénation de l'homme au numérique - ainsi que les fonctions anthropologiques de tels récits.

Lectures

Instructor

Marc Atallah

Teaching & PhD Courses Humans/machines HUM-416 This course combines cultural (particularly literary and artistic), social and scientific approaches to explore the issues, perspectives and problems raised by the hybridization of human and machine. Humans/machines II HUM-463 This course combines cultural (particularly literary and artistic), social and scientific approaches to explore the issues, perspectives and problems raised by the hybridization of human and machine. Scie

Official source

https://edu.epfl.ch/coursebook/en/science-fiction-and-digital-dystopias-HUM-290

Moodle Page

http://go.epfl.ch/HUM-290

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