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Reimundus Raymond Fatubun

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ID9704061
NAMEReimundus Raymond Fatubun
GIVEN NAMESReimundus Raymond
FAMILY NAMEFatubun
SIGNATUREFATUBUN R R
AFFILIATIONSCenderawasih University
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS3
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR3
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2021
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2023
H-INDEX0
  • Demolishing Humanity through Pleasure and Pain

    Open Access•Reimundus Raymond Fatubun•ARTICLE•Journal of Language and Literature•2023

    Oligarchical collectivism that supports totalitarianism silences freedom of speech, privacy, assembly, etc. both personal and communal through horrific pain or plentiful pleasure. Authors write literary works to remind readers of this situation through novels, poems, plays, political essays, and or satire. In today's life, it seems these two ways of totalitarianism are being practiced in life singly or combined in different parts of the world. Th…

  • Humans and humanity at a crossroads, reading Huxley’s brave new world in light of harari’s homo deus

    Open Access•Reimundus Raymond Fatubun•ARTICLE•Linguistics and Culture Review•2021

    We don't know where humanity is going. It's challenging to keep up with the rapid advancements in science and technology. In real life, both true and fictional 'truths' play important roles. Huxley's utopian/dystopian novel Brave New World (BNW) depicts a possible future for humanity through his description of a society organized and controlled through the use of science. A contemporary history book, Homo Deus: A Brief History of Tomorrow (HD), a…

  • Archetypes in Biak folktales

    Open Access•Reimundus Raymond Fatubun•ARTICLE•Linguistics and Culture Review•2021

    Characters, symbols, concepts, patterns, ideas, images, and many more are similar across the globe. This is because people are similar around the world to put it simply. But to put it in a more sophisticated way, these similarities are there because all human ancestors originated from the same place i. e Africa and later spread all around the globe together with the unconscious patterns of images, ideas, etc. inherited in their genes and universa…

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  • Humans and humanity at a crossroads, reading Huxley’s brave new world in light of harari’s homo deus

    Open Access•Reimundus Raymond Fatubun•ARTICLE•Linguistics and Culture Review•2021

    We don't know where humanity is going. It's challenging to keep up with the rapid advancements in science and technology. In real life, both true and fictional 'truths' play important roles. Huxley's utopian/dystopian novel Brave New World (BNW) depicts a possible future for humanity through his description of a society organized and controlled through the use of science. A contemporary history book, Homo Deus: A Brief History of Tomorrow (HD), a…

  • Archetypes in Biak folktales

    Open Access•Reimundus Raymond Fatubun•ARTICLE•Linguistics and Culture Review•2021

    Characters, symbols, concepts, patterns, ideas, images, and many more are similar across the globe. This is because people are similar around the world to put it simply. But to put it in a more sophisticated way, these similarities are there because all human ancestors originated from the same place i. e Africa and later spread all around the globe together with the unconscious patterns of images, ideas, etc. inherited in their genes and universa…

  • Demolishing Humanity through Pleasure and Pain

    Open Access•Reimundus Raymond Fatubun•ARTICLE•Journal of Language and Literature•2023

    Oligarchical collectivism that supports totalitarianism silences freedom of speech, privacy, assembly, etc. both personal and communal through horrific pain or plentiful pleasure. Authors write literary works to remind readers of this situation through novels, poems, plays, political essays, and or satire. In today's life, it seems these two ways of totalitarianism are being practiced in life singly or combined in different parts of the world. Th…

Art (3 works) · Literature (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Aesthetics (2 works) · Epistemology (2 works) · Humanity (2 works) · Psychology (2 works) · Absurdity (1 work) · Apotheosis (1 work)

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