Drac civilization

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The Drac civilization is a fictional, highly advanced and communal alien society of reptilian beings featured in the science fiction film "Enemy Mine."

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Predicate Object
instanceOf communal society
fictional alien civilization
reptilian species
appearsIn 1985 film Enemy Mine NERFINISHED
Barry Longyear novella Enemy Mine NERFINISHED
Enemy Mine NERFINISHED
biology oviparous species
reptilian physiology
communicationStyle formal and ritualized speech
conflictTheme human–alien war
conflictWith human civilization in Enemy Mine
createdBy Barry Longyear NERFINISHED
Wolfgang Petersen NERFINISHED
culturalPractice memorization of genealogies
recitation of ancestral lineages
religious study of the Talman
cultureType collectivist culture
ethics emphasis on collective welfare over individualism
strong sense of responsibility to future generations
fictionalUniverse Enemy Mine universe
firstContactWithHumans prior to events of Enemy Mine
governmentType communal system
homeworld Drac home planet
language Drac language
lifespan long-lived species
medium film
novella
militaryStatus engaged in war with humans during Enemy Mine
namingConvention single individual name plus ancestral line
notableMember Jeriba Shigan NERFINISHED
portrayedAs honorable adversaries
spiritually advanced species
religion monotheistic faith
representation used to explore themes of cross-cultural understanding
used to explore themes of empathy
used to explore themes of xenophobia
reproduction asexual reproduction
self-fertilization
sacredText Talman NERFINISHED
socialStructure clan-based society
highly communal culture
speciesName Drac NERFINISHED
technologyLevel interstellar travel capability
spacefaring civilization
values community
duty
honor
spiritual discipline
visualDepiction humanoid reptilian appearance

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Jeriba Shigan in Enemy Mine affiliation Drac civilization
subject surface form: Jeriba Shigan