Super-Cannes

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Super-Cannes is a dystopian novel by J. G. Ballard that explores violence, corporate power, and psychological breakdown within an elite high-tech business park on the French Riviera.

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instanceOf dystopian novel
novel
author J. G. Ballard
authorNationality British
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
form prose
genre dystopian fiction
psychological fiction
satire
science fiction
hasCharacter David Greenwood
Jane Sinclair
Wilder Penrose
hasProtagonist Paul Sinclair
hasSubject class privilege
corporate culture
corporate governance
crime
economic inequality
gated communities
high technology
law enforcement
medical ethics
mental illness
psychological experimentation
psychopathy
terrorism
urban planning
workplace culture
language English
literaryMovement postmodern literature
mainTheme alienation
corporate power
elitism
global capitalism
moral corruption
psychological breakdown
social control
surveillance
violence
narrativePerspective first-person narration
partOf J. G. Ballard bibliography
publisher Flamingo
Fourth Estate
settingLocation French Riviera
business park
technology park

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J. G. Ballard notableWork Super-Cannes
Cocaine Nights followedBy Super-Cannes