Technocracy in Literature and Film: From Dystopian Visions to Digital Realities

This book explores how literature and film have portrayed technocracy. It begins with the historical roots of the idea and early critiques, then examines classics such as Metropolis, Brave New World and 1984, with their themes of conditioning, surveillance and thought control. It moves on to technocracy in modern storytelling and closes with reflections on the future and human freedom. A stimulating read for fans of dystopian fiction and anyone interested in technology and society. 104 pages.