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Science Fiction

The Running Man

eng. The Running Man · 1982
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Style and Technique

Stephen King's novel "The Running Man" is written in the genre of dystopian science fiction. The style of the work is characterized by dynamic and tense narration, emphasizing the atmosphere of constant danger and pursuit. The language of the book is simple and straightforward, making the text accessible to a wide audience. King uses short, concise sentences to maintain a high pace and tension. Literary techniques include the use of the protagonist's internal monologue, allowing a deeper understanding of his motivations and experiences. The story structure is linear, with a clear division into chapters, each representing one day in the protagonist's life within the deadly game. King also employs elements of satire and social critique to highlight societal issues such as inequality, media manipulation, and dehumanization.

The Running Man
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Date of publication: 24 June 2024
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Original titleeng. The Running Man · 1982
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