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Postsecularism in the Blade Runner Films

May 28, 2019May 31, 2019 David HogsetteConference Papers, Scholarship

The Tyranny of Masculine Creation and the Potency of a Replicant Adam and Eve Mythology: Postsecular Critique of Materialism in the Blade Runner Films

by David S. Hogsette

©2019

Lecture presented at the American Literature Association national conference, May 2019.

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