“Seu corpo não lhe pertence mais”: o corpo na ficção científica e seus usos narrativos e simbólicos
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Desde os primórdios do gênero, o corpo tem sido um elemento central nas narrativas de ficção científica, incorporando diversos aspectos narrativos e metafóricos para a representação especulativa de novos mundos. Por meio da análise de seis obras audiovisuais de ficção científica, este estudo busca examinar três conceitualizações do uso do corpo na ficção científica: o corpo alienígena, o corpo controlado e o corpo acessório. Essas conceitualizações fornecem, então, insights importantes sobre o contexto em que cada uma dessas obras emergiu e como esses contextos, por sua vez, influenciaram as representações dos corpos.
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