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Stonepunk is a sub-genre of the [[Punk Punk]] science fiction genre. Stonepunk focuses on pre-technological developments in pre-historic times, its juxtapositions of the modern world with the primitive, and the effects of an early form of 'advanced' technology on society, like [[The Flintstones]], based on primitive materials such as rock, fire, clay, rope, wood and water. Unlike most classic [[Cyberpunk]] or [[Steampunk]] influenced fiction like [[Clock Punk]], the Stone Age supplies the inspiration behind a modified form of technology based on the materials provided by the natural elements and surrounding environment. |
Stonepunk is a sub-genre of the [[Punk Punk]] science fiction genre. Stonepunk focuses on pre-technological developments in pre-historic times, its juxtapositions of the modern world with the primitive, and the effects of an early form of 'advanced' technology on society, like [[The Flintstones]], based on primitive materials such as rock, fire, clay, rope, wood and water. Unlike most classic [[Cyberpunk]] or [[Steampunk]] influenced fiction like [[Clock Punk]], the Stone Age supplies the inspiration behind a modified form of technology based on the materials provided by the natural elements and surrounding environment. |
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Revision as of 15:15, 4 April 2014
Stonepunk is a sub-genre of the Punk Punk science fiction genre. Stonepunk focuses on pre-technological developments in pre-historic times, its juxtapositions of the modern world with the primitive, and the effects of an early form of 'advanced' technology on society, like The Flintstones, based on primitive materials such as rock, fire, clay, rope, wood and water. Unlike most classic Cyberpunk or Steampunk influenced fiction like Clock Punk, the Stone Age supplies the inspiration behind a modified form of technology based on the materials provided by the natural elements and surrounding environment.
Examples of Stonepunk include:
Film
- One Million B.C. (1940)
- One Million Years B.C. (1966)
- The Clan of the Cave Bear (1986)
- The People That Time Forgot (1977)
- Creatures the World Forgot (1971)
- La Guerre Du Feu (1981)
Literature
Video Games
Western Animation
- The Flintstones (1960-66)
- The Herculoids (1967-69)