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Newspaper Article
Stephen King's technophobia puts him in good company, author says
2006
Overview
A. \"Frankenstein\" is usually considered a horror novel, but it's also technophobic science fiction. An artificial human is a technological creation. My special favorites are \"Metropolis,\" one of the earliest science fiction films that shows the horrors of industrialization, and more recent stuff like Margaret Atwood's \"Oryx and Crake,\" which looks at the horrors of biotechnology taken to extremes. There are also examples from video games like \"Resident Evil\" -- a military-corporate creation of a bio-epidemic.
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Tribune Publishing Company, LLC
