Exploring Post-Apocalypse in the world of Ballard’s novel

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1.1 Interpreting The Post-Apocalypse: The case of J.G. Ballard:
1.2 The Drowned World.
1.2.1 Exploring Post-Apocalypse in the world of Ballard’s novel The Drowned
World.
1.2.2 Ballard’s Europe in relation to Post-Apocalypse.
1.3 J.G. Ballard’s Climate change and Post-Apocalypse:
1.3.1 The increased temperature and its influence on the world of J.G. Ballard.
1.4 Exploring Post-Apocalypse in relation to the characters of The Drowned
World
1.4.1 Dr. Robert Kerans
1.4.2 Beatrice Dahl
1.4.3 Colonel Riggs
1.4.4 Lieutenant Hardman
1.4.5 Strangeman
2.1 “To See a World in a Grain of Sand”: Exploring Heterotopia in The
Drowned World
2.2Examining Dr. Robert Kerans as a Heterotopic Character.
2.3 Investigating the Importance of The Lagoon in Forming Heterotopia
2.4 London as a heterotopic symbol of Foucault’s Cemetary.
site in J.G. Ballard’s The Drowned World.
2.4 Authority in The Drowned World and its influence on J.G. Ballard’s
Heterotopic London.