Technological Hegemony or the Postmodern Newfound God

As technology knows a significant turn in the postmodern time, the question of nuclear war outbreak resurfaces. And it comes with the expected fear of humanity being laid waste all along with what surrounds it. Although the ever-important development of technology brings to humanity some undeniable advantages, the chance of humanity being destroyed is put to the fore in Thomas Pynchon's novel. Thus, Pynchon shows his postmodern stance. Doing so, he openly reveals the substitute of the Nietzschean demised God, technology, that is both a source of hope and fear for our age.

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Dr. Yao Patrice KOKO was born in Cote d'Ivoire. His parents live in a village where he started his educational journey, to end up at University Felix-Houphouet Boigny, Abidjan, Cocody. He studied American Civilization and Literature and got a Master Degree and a Doctorate Degree in October 2023, at the English Department.