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critical dystopia: a standalone construct

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Genre theory

dystopian fiction that keeps open a utopian horizon of resistance within or beyond the bad society it depicts.

In genre theory, critical dystopia refers to dystopian fiction that keeps open a utopian horizon of resistance within or beyond the bad society it depicts. This meaning comes from Moylan (2000) in Scraps of the untainted sky.[1]

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References

Moylan, T. (2000). Scraps of the untainted sky. Westview Press. ISBN 9780367098773

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