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dc.contributor.authorBorlay, Breann
dc.date.accessioned2024-11-05T16:38:13Z
dc.date.available2024-11-05T16:38:13Z
dc.date.issued2024-05-19
dc.identifier.urihttps://repository.tcu.edu/handle/116099117/66831
dc.description.abstractIn modern American society, issues of poverty, mental illness, isolation, and environmental degradation stain the lived experiences of the masses. Rather than potentially solving the widening wealth gap in the nation, many Americans worry that the fast-paced advancement of technology, especially within artificial intelligence, will exacerbate class issues further. As with all technology, artificial intelligence exists as a tool that can be used for numerous applications and outcomes, but it operates within the mission of its users and programmers. What does it look like when artificial intelligence is used to exclude lower-class citizens from participation in society completely? Likewise, what does it look like when artificial intelligence is used to advance the progression toward equity in society? The science fiction and Afrofuturist piece, Stem of a Kind, explores these questions alongside themes of love, liberation, exploitation, community, and value.
dc.subjectalienation
dc.subjectstem
dc.subjectartificial intelligence
dc.subjectmarxism
dc.subjectmarxist
dc.subjectfeudalism
dc.subjectneo-feudalism
dc.subjectscience fiction
dc.subjectspeculative fiction
dc.subjectafrofuturism
dc.subjectafrofuturist
dc.subjectdystopia
dc.subjectdystopian
dc.subjectsolarpunk
dc.subjectliberation
dc.subjectfuture
dc.subjectcyberpunk
dc.subjectoligarchy
dc.subjectenvironmentalism
dc.subjectclassism
dc.subjectexploitation
dc.subjectvalue
dc.subjectmarginalization
dc.subjectreconciliation
dc.subjectcommunity
dc.subjectcommune
dc.titleStem Of A Kind: A Sociological Creative Writing Story On Marxist Alienation, Artificial Intelligence Technology, Neo-Feudalism, And The Future Of Humanity From An Afrofuturist, Solarpunk Lens
etd.degree.departmentEnglish


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