Oryx and Crake
eng. Oryx and Crake · 2003
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Style and Technique
In «Oryx and Crake», Margaret Atwood employs a post-apocalyptic style that blends elements of science fiction and dystopia. The language is rich with metaphors and symbolism, adding depth and complexity to the text. Atwood frequently uses flashbacks to reveal the backstory of characters and events, creating a nonlinear narrative structure. Literary devices such as irony and satire are used to critique modern society and its technologies. The author also employs detailed descriptions and internal monologues to convey the emotional states of the characters and their perception of the world around them.

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Date of publication: 1 August 2024
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Genre: Science Fiction
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