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The Power of Science Fiction in Exploring Society
22:00 - 27:26 (05:25)
In this podcast episode, the guest discusses how science fiction is a great way to explore society as a whole, particularly power constructs and politics, due to the liberties and freedoms it offers. The host also shares a trivial trivia note about Children of Dune being the first sci-fi novel to hit the NY Times bestseller list with "science fiction" printed on the spine.
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The experience of being immersed in the world of Dune can be overwhelming, with details assumed and history already established.
22:00 - 23:28 (01:27)
Summary
The experience of being immersed in the world of Dune can be overwhelming, with details assumed and history already established. However, it can also be thrilling to search for answers and explore the intricacies of the universe.
ChapterThe Power of Science Fiction in Exploring Society
EpisodeDune: The Duke of Caladan - An Interview w/ Brian Herbert & Kevin Anderson
PodcastLast Podcast On The Left
This podcast episode discusses how science fiction allows for exploration of society as a whole, power constructs, and politics.
23:29 - 26:44 (03:14)
Summary
This podcast episode discusses how science fiction allows for exploration of society as a whole, power constructs, and politics. The liberties and freedoms that science fiction offers in explaining our world make it an intriguing genre for those interested in society.
ChapterThe Power of Science Fiction in Exploring Society
EpisodeDune: The Duke of Caladan - An Interview w/ Brian Herbert & Kevin Anderson
PodcastLast Podcast On The Left
Science fiction enables us to explore thought experiments and examine how society, science, politics can change in the face of a pivotal event, allowing readers to understand how certain situations could unfold in the real world.
26:44 - 27:26 (00:42)
Summary
Science fiction enables us to explore thought experiments and examine how society, science, politics can change in the face of a pivotal event, allowing readers to understand how certain situations could unfold in the real world.