Entity: JURASSIC-PARK
Jurassic Park is a term that can refer to the popular 1993 film or be used metaphorically to describe a place where older individuals gather. It is also associated with themes of playing God and the consequences of scientific experimentation.
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Etymology
The term 'Jurassic Park' is derived from the movie of the same name released in 1993.
Definition
Jurassic Park can be defined as a cultural reference to the film of the same name, symbolizing themes of genetic engineering, hubris, and the dangers of playing with nature.
Historical Context
Jurassic Park, both the movie and the term, emerged during a period of significant advancements in CGI technology and a growing interest in paleontology and genetic engineering.
Cultural Significance
The film 'Jurassic Park' directed by Steven Spielberg became a cultural phenomenon, sparking interest in dinosaurs and raising ethical questions about scientific experimentation.
Related Concepts
Jurassic Park is often compared to other cautionary tales such as 'Frankenstein' and the Greek myth of Prometheus, highlighting the dangers of unchecked ambition.
See Also
Jurassic Park can be defined as a cultural reference to the film of the same name, symbolizing themes of genetic engineering, hubris, and the dangers of playing with nature.