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    theory only resulted in war‚ poverty‚ famine‚ and chaos." The people that were a part of that quote wanted a perfect place where they didn’t have to do anything because of technology. A dystopian author shows what they feel is going on and what they think might happen if things continue on that path. A dystopian novel can serve as a warning as to what people doing wrong. "’Vote for Snowball and the three−day week.’" Snowball wanted to advance everything with the windmill he wanted to create. He

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    “How does Collins use the genre of dystopian fiction to make a comment on contemporary society?” Suzanne Collins uses dystopian fiction to warn us of the many things that are wrong in the present world. The Hunger Games is based on a depressing world which we would all hate to live in. Collins brings to our attention some of the problems we have in today’s world such as our obsession with looking perfect‚ how we waste our time‚ and how selfish we are. In our society we waste our time on video

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    How do you define dystopia? What about utopia? Many people don’t know the difference between the two‚ because the line can be very thin. Hopefully‚ this article will help you discover the specifics of each. The key differences between dystopian and utopian fiction can be found in how the story is constructed and told. Dystopia usually presents a story told out of despair. Utopia presents the "prime directive"‚ so to speak‚ of a message of hope and occasionally‚ overwhelming so. Dystopia normally

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    Dystopian Equality What is true equality? In humans‚ it would mean everyone is the same‚ but in nature‚ it is practically impossible to have true equality. Writers have often attempted to write about true equality within a utopian society. Harrison Bergeron by Kurt Vonnegut‚ Animal Farm by George Orwell‚ and Brave New World by Aldous Huxley are a few examples. However‚ in their writing‚ the authors end up portraying the opposite‚ a dystopian society. In Harrison Bergeron‚ Vonnegut uses the setting

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    “stepmother” and caretaker. At home‚ Cinder is not treated like her stepmother’s children‚ she is treated horribly. Cinder fears her stepmother and another element which the whole city of New Beijing fears‚ Letumosis or the plague. Cinder is essentially a dystopian style Cinderella story. The first

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    Dystopian stories use differing people in order to parade the concept of free will‚ and how it is hidden in the midst of government control. The characters are often faced with hardships in order to get to the point that they are enveloped in their own free will. George Orwell’s well known dystopian fiction novel‚ 1984‚ and Minority Report directed by Steven Spielberg and written by Philip Dick are often placed side by side in comparison. Both fictional written adventures that broadcast the journey

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    such when I was younger but I grew up reading grim tales about life after the bomb by such authors as Robert C. O’ Brien.” He gather‚ collects and emphasizes a great amount of information in his writing allowing him to make his point thorough. YA Dystopian literature includes books that are set in worlds with fatal flaws‚ and they are “nothing new” according to his quote in the second paragraph which states “ Dystopias‚ of course‚ are nothing new. Ever since H. G. Wells’s Martians trashed London back

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    1. What elements of dystopian literature are evident in Fahrenheit 451? A huge element of dystopian literature in Fahrenheit 451 is propaganda used to control the citizens of society. In the book‚ Montag escaped and found the college professors that are hiding out from the rest of society. After a long conversation he notices a portable TV and decides to watch TV to see the news. A few minutes into watching TV the announcers say “There’s Montag! The search is done”. It was a man walking on the street

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    believe that dystopian novels‚ will allow for students in the classroom to become more actively engaged because young adults enjoy them. They also argue that a lot can be learned from these novels‚ how young adults can learn about the system of government‚ about present issues in their society today‚ and they belong in the classroom. They believe that these novels are pivotal to teach them in this time of their life where they are figuring out who they really are. It can be argued that dystopian novels

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    Utopian and Dystopian ideas are popular because a utopian society is an ideal world‚ or a fantasy image‚ while a dystopian world is the reality of being a millennial. Utopian stories have become progressively popular because of the widespread ideas of perfection and the ‘perfect image.’ In stories like “The Giver”‚ “Harrison Bergeron”‚ and “Divergent” it illustrates the ideas of society and how conforming people are to the idea of the idea of ‘equality.’ The non-conformists are looked as antagonists

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