The act of founding cities, a most characteristic human practice, responds to specific archetypes which has been studies by recognized authors. Their works consider the problem of the contemporary city as a metropolis, a construct well different from its foundational historic core. However, nowadays production of fiction narratives, based on foundational urban contexts, offers a field of research that connects ancient categories with design of interactive fictional spaces. The analysis of these categories in the work Metro 2033 by Dmitri Glujvski, a series of novels and video games published between 2002 and 2016, shows the use of foundational archetypes for the structuring of dystopic narrations with strong political messages.
Foundational archetypes in metro 2033: Territorial structures and urban centers / SANCHEZ GARCIA, Manuel. - In: COLLECTIVUS, REVISTA DE CIENCIAS SOCIALES. - ISSN 2382-4018. - ELETTRONICO. - 5:1(2018), pp. 121-136. [10.15648/Coll.1.2018.9]
Foundational archetypes in metro 2033: Territorial structures and urban centers
Manuel Saga
2018
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The act of founding cities, a most characteristic human practice, responds to specific archetypes which has been studies by recognized authors. Their works consider the problem of the contemporary city as a metropolis, a construct well different from its foundational historic core. However, nowadays production of fiction narratives, based on foundational urban contexts, offers a field of research that connects ancient categories with design of interactive fictional spaces. The analysis of these categories in the work Metro 2033 by Dmitri Glujvski, a series of novels and video games published between 2002 and 2016, shows the use of foundational archetypes for the structuring of dystopic narrations with strong political messages.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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