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Literary Criticism and Cultural Theory

Master-Narrative Transitions from the Vikings to Artificial Intelligence

How Fiction Helps Communities Adapt to a Changing World

Mads Larsen

Master-Narrative Transitions from the Vikings to Artificial Intelligence

Literary Criticism and Cultural Theory

Master-Narrative Transitions from the Vikings to Artificial Intelligence

How Fiction Helps Communities Adapt to a Changing World

Literary Criticism and Cultural Theory: Master-Narrative Transitions from the Vikings to Artificial Intelligence

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Master-Narrative Transitions from the Vikings to Artificial Intelligence examines how societies survive and transform when their foundational stories begin to collapse. By tracing a millennium of cultural evolution in the Nordic region, it explores the mechanisms through which communities move from one master-narrative to another.

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Beschrijving Literary Criticism and Cultural Theory: Master-Narrative Transitions from the Vikings to Artificial Intelligence

Master-Narrative Transitions from the Vikings to Artificial Intelligence examines how societies survive and transform when their foundational stories begin to collapse. By tracing a millennium of cultural evolution in the Nordic region, it explores the mechanisms through which communities move from one master-narrative to another.

ISBN
9781041191377
Pagina's
304
Verschijnt
Serie
Literary Criticism and Cultural Theory
Rubriek
Literaire non-fictie
Druk
1
Uitvoering
Hardback
Taal
Engels
Uitgever
Taylor & Francis Ltd

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