The article examines the representation and functions of Gothic space in Susan Hill’s novel “The Woman in Black” (1983), focusing on the relationship between spatial organization, atmosphere, narrative tension, and the supernatural. The study argues that setting in Hill’s novel should not be regarded merely as a passiv...
N. Banias, Kateryna Lizak, Daniela Vashkeba· Humanities science current i...· 0 citations
The article examines the representation of humanity’s declining relevance in Clifford D. Simak’s science fiction novel City, focusing on the philosophical implications of the gradual disappearance of humankind from the central position in Earth’s evolutionary and cultural development. Drawing upon posthumanist theory,...
N. Banias, A. Zeykan· Scientific notes of V I Vern...· 0 citations
Clifford D. Simak’s City (1952) offers a distinctive speculative vision of the decline of human civilization and the emergence of alternative forms of intelligence, community, and ethical agency.
The article examines the novel through the theoretical perspectives of critical posthumanism, animal studies, and the ethics...
N. Banias, Kateryna Lizak, A. Zeykan· Humanities science current i...· 0 citations
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