SINTONIA ENTRE OS MUNDOS: RETROALIMENTAÇÃO ENTRE REALIDADE E FICÇÃO CIENTÍFICA EM OBRAS DE H. G. WELLS, GEORGE ORWELL E RAY BRADBURY

Abstract

This work contributes to the definition and understanding of the science fiction that both lacks clarification and definition for many admirers or not, both scholars and readers, for confusing a science fiction with other styles, those arising from fantasy, horror, realism, realism Fantastic, among many others. We draw a time line with three works of science fiction to more effectively demonstrate a regency of his art about facts that permeate a reality and imaginary, a science and a literature. Such works as What are The War of the Worlds by H. G. Wells, 1984 by George Orwell and The Martian Chronicles by Ray Bradbury. In addition to the portrayal here as functions that differ from the elements inherited from other literary genres and their transmutations, a question of an element for man throughout his evolutionary process, a war. We use war as the most defining of scientific and technological progress, banks are broadly defined in these three works. And finally, about these requirements, what is more inherent in science fiction is its feedback between the real and imaginative, imaginative and real.