H.G. Wells' The Time Traveler

H.G. Wells lives at the turn of the century. Meanwhile, there is a big gap between the rich and the poor. The socialist condition of 'Time Traveler' highlights the injustice of the British class system. Imagine a good hero, the future is a perfect society, everyone is equal, technology is very advanced. Since this view is based on ongoing progress in human life, he assumes that we will continue to move forward in the future.

Wells' time traveler got drunk with the strong emotion that he decided to go ahead, 701AD he threw the future in the year 800, and he died forever, and abandoned the world forever It was. Of course, he did not. He landed on his machine. He falls in love; he has a romantic adventure. (Time machine is not science fiction, it is a romantic novel). When he returned to the southeastern part of London in 1898, the most important thing to him was not his achievement. This is not the discovery of his future society, Eloi and Morlocks, and even time travel science. It is a pair of planthopper flowers (Malassea plants) presented to him in the future - a symbol of the beauty of the Pacific islands - this is reminiscent of his emotions, It is very precious inside

In his best novel, H. G. Wells proposed the concept of time travel and pioneered the type of new science fiction. Time machines feature so-called time travelers, challenging thousands of years in the future. There, because of the power of evolution and unlimited capitalism, human beings dissipate hedonistic eroticism and underground, malicious Morlocks, they threaten the night and eat it. In this future vision decline, Wells is foreseeing the fate of mankind and the Earth itself, criticizing various social practices and beliefs held by the upper class of British society. Therefore, while immersing in this dystopian conquest, please also pay attention to disliked Morlock and future crab monsters.

It has become popular plotting device in novels at least since the 19th century, with time (see Time Travel section). The most famous of all books on time travel is The Time Machine issued by HG Wells. It was released in 1895. However, this idea is not much expressed scientifically, but it is one step further. The moral story of people who were carried to a strangely strange country for centuries, or who had been taking long-term sleep for decades were Mahabharata (700 BC), Jewish Talmud You can find it in (c.300 CE) and Nihongi Japan (20th century BC). Samuel Madden's 20th century memoir (1733) relied on the arrogance of "guardian angel" who brought back the document for hundreds of years.