State and global problems in ukrainian science fiction (based on the novel of m. Rudenko «the son of the sun – phaeton»)
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https://doi.org/10.15587/2313-8416.2015.49154Keywords:
globalization, democracies, ecology, science fiction novel, totalitarianism, nuclear energy, nuclear weaponsAbstract
In the article it is revealed the immensity of ideas that included by the author in the science fiction novel: threats and the possible consequences of the use of nuclear energy and nuclear weapons and criticism of the totalitarian state system. It is proved the relevance of the novel, which points to a possible way forward for Ukraine and the international community in the era of globalization
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