O Universo futurístico de Philip Kindred Dick: diálogos em torno de antropologia, cinema e literatura

Abstract

The work pretends to analyse Philip Kindred Dick’s novel, Do androids dream of electric sheep?, published in 1968, and his film versions Blade Runner (1982) and Blade Runner 2049 (2017), by Literature, Cinema and Anthropology lights. Initially, will be made a contextualization about the relations between Literature, Anthropology and Cinema, in order to explain the approach to be given to this work. In a second moment, will be done the literary analysis focusing on to describe the structural aspects by the novel and movies in order to ensure a better understanding of the texts for transdisciplinary reflections. Finally, the anthropologycal studies, research on Anthropology of the Body, according to the narratives discussed previously and based in theorical assumptions of authors like David Le Breton and technologies perceptions by construction of the body’s senses, Michel Foucault and the study of utopic body and heterotopia, Donna Haraway with a construction of cyborg body and Zygmunt Bauman reflecting in the space occupied by the bodies in liquid modernity and conception of “human garbage”.