Comparing Margaret Cavendish’s The Description of a New World, Called the Blazing World and Sir Tho

Comparison between Margaret Cavan 's Margaret Cavan' s "Hot World" called "New World Explanation" and Sir Thomas Moore 's utopia - semi - perfect society - Dish' s explanation of the New World, called the burning world Thomas Moore's thriving jutsu utopia. The former is an explanation of the dream of fantasy rules, the latter is a pseudo realistic trip, but both works depict a world that is not so perfect after all. Following these utopian religious beliefs, political systems, and philosophical views, these skeletons glitter like fake jewels.

In 1666, the same year Newton graduated from Cambridge University, the Duchess of Newcastle Margaret Cavendish wrote the "New World Explanation" called "Hot World" and is better known. "Hot World" This short story is an early work of novels, including alchemy, occultism, religion, and philosophy, moving between themes - between glittering speed and precision under the guidance of modern understanding Move. Like her contemporary Newton writings, Cavendish's work, from physics to alchemy, shows the transformation of ideas from ancient philosophy to modern thought. It is a characteristic of the scientific revolution.

"Big Brother is watching" is a famous series of George Orwell's distant novel "1984". Strangely, this story perfectly agrees with Margaret Cavendish's "Explanation of the New World" (called "Hot World"), but this story shows a utopian depiction rather than a distant pia It is. Margaret Cavendish was not only a woman but also a god and succeeded in making the whole world "old" in 1984, except for the fact that the subject of Cavendish knew nothing about their corps. The faithful subject of Big Brother. Margaret Cavendish somehow despised the death rate and created a more powerful world to unite in the whole universe in her mind. This power is manifested in the fact that she is a woman who stands up in a male-dominated society. The theme of Cavendish 's story is power, which is presented in various forms related to her multilingual poetry in this world.

When I first saw the explanation of "moon" in Margaret Cavendish's "hot world", Margaret was basically expressing the sun as a man, so I thought it was interesting soon. The moon is drawn as a woman. The word moon is included in a simple dialogue between the Queen and the bird, which seems to be a symbol of women 's ability and shining ability (success). By including a high-quality passage of feminism in this novel, Margaret uses the function of the moon to meter gender equality between men and women. This idea is shown in the main character of this book, the setting of lady, and how she controls her own power and supports her husband (emperor) at the blazing world.