Elements of the Author's World Present in Utopian Fiction

In Ellihon of Samuel Butler, the land discovered by travelers is not completely different from his own society, but he will soon discover that their culture is very different from his culture . By utilizing the failure of the Erewhonian society, the author attracts the reader's attention to the drawbacks of his own society. This device is another work researched during this semester and is used to try to make society recognize its disadvantages by creating a world that is completely the same as the author itself. The utopia of Thomas More is similar to Erewhon, but it comments on his particular social problems at the time and is disguised as a story about various cultures.

The history of dystopia literature dates back to the 19th century. Most literary experts believe that the origins of distant novels are deeply rooted in utopian novels. The advent of Edward Bellamy 's 1888 best - selling novel "Dystopia novel" on socialist utopia set in 2000 is an objection to utopian novels. Anti-utopian novels usually have ironic elements intertwined with them. It is based on fictional scenes rather than genuine scenes, but they are integrated into stories that readers can now relate to.

At first glance, it seems that the oppressive totalitarian regime driven by unconscious hedonism and the world are at the extreme opposite of science fiction. However, utopia and distant peer novels present two different routes that ultimately lead to the decline and sympathy of interpersonal relationships. From early science fiction novels such as HG Wells' invisible science novel to Margaret Atwood 'Orix and Craig', the social and emotional depression of the character is an important element of this type and it is very important for the real world community It is important.

Fantasy has no basic story or situation in the real world. The author can use fantasy for pure entertainment or for serious or direct comments about real world problems and situations. Many science fiction novels and UTOPIAN works use fantasies such as the story of Isaac Asimov and R AY BRADBURY. Fantasy is the majority of fairy tales and FABLE. It may also be an element of magical realism in contemporary American culture, such as the story of John Bath, African American, Hispanic, Native American writers. FARRELL, JAMES T

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