Pulp Fiction Sociological Analysis A series of related, but separate individuals and events unfold in Quentin Tarantino’s Pulp Fiction, and there are also a number of social factors that are expressed during the span of this movie so that the audience has an idea of each characters’ personality and how they function in the world they are in. Pulp Fiction, can be seen as a Postmodernist type of film, according to Michel Foucault’s Postmodern Theory, because postmodernism is a world that is complex
Sherman wanted to call into question the seductive and oppressive influence of mass media over our individual identities. Turning the camera on herself in stretched role playing of fictional Hollywood, style, advertising, and "girl-next-door" roles and poses, Sherman ultimately called her audience's attention to the dominant equipment and make-up that lay behind the limitless images circulating in public and culture. Sexual desire and domination, the fashioning
sub-genres of science fiction literature Introduction Science Fiction is a literary genre that deals with imaginative writing and incorporates elements that originate from science or scientific rudiments. It belongs to the category of speculative fiction and usually explores the impact of science and technology on the society. Science fiction has been a major literary genre consisting of various sub-genres and themes within it. A complete and inclusive definition of science fiction is difficult. According