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Illustrate and discuss the specific generic conventions of your chosen text, providing an interpretation of the text as an example of popular fiction.
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Illustrate and discuss the specific generic conventions of your chosen text, providing an interpretation of the text as an example of popular fiction. The Science fiction genre is one that can cross many generic boundaries, often including in its narrative the conventions of other genres such as romance or mystery. Science fiction, like many modern literary genres tends not to stick to any one genre Instead; it tends to be complicated amalgams of various genres. Science fiction has the most in common with the fantasy genre as both deal with the fantastic element, and unbelievable situations. Sometimes it can be difficult to distinguish the science fiction from the fantasy genre, which is very similar in many ways. Science fiction though has its own conventions, which make it unique. It tends to be rooted more in reality than fantasy rather than making up its own rules as the fantasy genre often does,...
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