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This course focuses on the future as imagined by science fiction and other speculative literature
and speculative cultures since the early 20th century. On the one hand, it will pay attention to the scientific
scientific, political and cultural contexts from which particular visions of the
future have emerged; on the other, it will develop a global sense of the cultures of the imaginary as a genre.
as a genre. Different analytical paradigms can be deployed (formalist,
Marxist, feminist, etc.) can be deployed to apprehend the issues and strategies involved in imagining
utopian worlds.

It will also highlight the movements that have
the articulation of imaginary tropes (space conquest, AI, post-apo, time travel, science without consciousness, biological transformations
uchronies...) such as afro-futurism, cyberpunk, biopunk, new weird etc. Attention
attention will also be paid to other statements of the imaginary in non-Western contexts:
South American and African magic realism, marvels and dystopias from the Arab world or
Indian subcontinent. The course will also consider how the Imaginary contributes to
other articulations of class, gender, race and interspecies social relations
and, more generally, another way of thinking about Alterity.

Finally, the course will not be limited to literary SF, but will also study other media, such as cinema, radio, graphic narration, video games, etc.

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 Teacher: [[Sara Doke]]
-This course focuses on the future as imagined by science fiction and other speculative literature
+====History of Science Fiction or how to imagine the future====
-It will also highlight the movements that have
+Through the history of the Imaginary in general and of Science-Fiction in particular, in its memes, its tropes and its evolution until today, this course tries to approach the great questions which work for us, the decolonialism, feminism and climate change.
-Finally, the course will not be limited to literary SF, but will also study other media, such as cinema, radio, graphic narration, video games, etc.
+Supported by short texts and writing and creation exercises, the course aims to enable students to master the codes of the different genres to better tame them or even turn them upside down.

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	and speculative cultures since the early 20th century. On the one hand, it will pay attention to the scientific		and speculative cultures since the early 20th century. On the one hand, it will pay attention to the scientific