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Dissertation Steven Wilde BA Hons Performing Arts Level Three May 2007 An Investigation Into How the Science-Fiction films The Matrix and Blade Runner, have used, Religion, Philosophy and Social paranoia to structure narrative Contents Introduction 4 Chapter one The Matrix Religion 9 Philosophy 13 Social Paranoia and Anxiety 18 Chapter Two Blade Runner Religion 21 Philosophy 24 Social Paranoia and Anxiety 27 Conclusion 30 Bibliography 32 Introduction. In the following essay, it is my intention to analyze the science fiction films The Matrix (Wachowski Bros, 1999) and Blade Runner (Scott.R, 1982) to discover how they have used religion, philosophy and social anxieties current to their time of release, as a narrative. As it my belief that these three topics are fundamental for a science fiction film to achieve its goal of human exploration. "Individual science fiction stories may seem as trivial as ever to the blinder critics and philosophers of today—but the core of science fiction, its essence . .
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2001 A Space Odyssey and Planet of the Apes are catagorised as science fiction, a genre which is defined as “Fiction based on imagined future scientific or technological advances and major social or environmental changes, frequently portraying space or time travel and life on other planets.” | Science fiction is a genre heavily shaped by the issues, knowledge and ethos of the time in which it was created. Since the two films were released exactly a month apart and embody the majority of the same themes and concerns, the connection to the 60’s is shown clearly by the emphasis of both these films on similar themes such as a concept of the “race of the future”, creation, evolution, religion and space travel. | The space race was taking place in the years of production, and one year after their release man walked on another world for the first time in recorded history. This was a time when man was moving further into the age of nuclear power, standing on the threshold of space travel and concerns were rising about the impact of these “advancements” on their future. | French author of “monkey planet” (the basis of Planet of the Apes) used man’s discovery of the ability to leave the planet as a springboard for his novel and predicts a dystopic future for mankind.
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