Margaret Atwood’s Oryx and Crake

In the world dominated by religion, people believe that the only place where perfection exists is in God. In some cases like ontological arguments, this is proof of his existence. But in the modern world, the notion of perfection is distorted, bringing seemingly negative results, which in the end make it strange whether it is perfect or not. At Oryx and Crake of Margaret Atwood, the perfect concept is always challenging the world of companies that are trying to build the perfection and profit from humanity.

José Saramogo's 1995 novel "Blindness" tells stories of cities and countries where massive blindness epidemics impair social structure. It was adapted to the 2008 movie "Blind". Announced by Margaret Atwood in 2003, Oryx and Crake were founded after the GM virus wiped out the entire population, except for the hero and a few genetic modifications. A series of flashbacks depicting the world dominated by biological enterprises explain the events that led to catastrophes. This novel was also elected for the Booker Award. The sequel's "Year of Flood" was issued in 2007, followed by MaddAddam, the conclusion of the trilogy of 2013.

In Margaret Atwood's novel "Orix and Craig" she often places readers in an unpleasant environment. The story takes place in the near future, and today's world no longer exists due to unknown disasters. The only person calls himself a bad snowman or a snowman, but his name was Jimmy when he was a child. If the idea of ​​being alone in the world does not get in the way, Atwood uses this opportunity to point out the childhood of Jimmy through the snowman and points out the shortcomings of the modern world. The truth revealed is an event that people do not want to admit: eliminating human abuses, human interactions of human progress

Margaret Atwood's Oryx and Crake is a 2003 novel and is now very real. Atwood's dystopian speculative novels are causing catastrophic human-induced crises such as mass extinction, global warming, trafficking in humans. Crake, an evil genius, took out the near end of a human through a biotechnological virus and told his best friend Jimmy, "Break the temporal relationship between the generation and the next generation, this is an eternal game" It was. What you do: Break the connection, destroy generations, and rewrite the rules of human civilization