Adult Language Influencing Young Adult Novels: An Analysis of the Parallels between The Giver and Brave New World

Fernando Pessoa said: "Literature is the easiest way to ignore life." In the early 20th century utopian literature people were born "avoiding" the world to which they lived to a certain extent. Means Perfect World A literary work such as "The Brave New World" by Aldrich Huxley shows the audience mainly to adult audiences with a more clear relationship with the current social situation. However, Recent Destopia literary novel "Granter of Lois Rory" is targeting various viewers and young people.

Perhaps the most remarkable is that in 1994, Lois Lori quietly announced "gier". A slim book about the future community no longer suffered before the breed became cool, the donor was a dystrophic novel for the young. While trying to disseminate this type among young adult readers, it is built on the past tradition of adult distant novels. This will be important as it will happen in the next 10 years ... Today, the novels of vision abnormalities are mainly related to the type of young adult. Young adult dystopia series - Labyrinth runner, divergence, one of the prepared players, countless - dominate shelves and flow into Hollywood. Divergent movies alone, world box office revenue exceeds $ 700 million

How did you achieve this? Due to the publication of the Suzanne Collins series, The Giver is becoming increasingly popular among young people, mainly due to hunger games. Dystopia novels allow young adult readers to find a range of themes to identify. The theme of self-discovery, a young man who confronts all terrible worlds. Generally, the increase in distant novels since 2000 is thought to be an indication of mass anxiety after 9/11 incidents and other uneasy geopolitical events.

The Giver is a popular young adult distro pear novel for the first time, but it is not the last one. Since publication, this type has been targeted almost exclusively to young people. There are many reasons for this theme and the change in the target audience. As mentioned above, one of the main reasons is to remind the end of the Cold War and its totalitarian ideal ideals. As the main influence of anti-utopianism disappeared, many young authors began to redefine it as a new generation. In this transformation, the author of Destopia redefines the purpose of Destopia and modifies some of the most classical metaphor.