Materialistic Dystopia

Max Barry's Jennifer Government and William Gibson's Neuro Grapher draw a strange world image. In these two novels, greed and consumerism are evils that plague mankind. Materialism is no longer abstract, but these alternate reality lifestyles. The company manages the products to be sold and the insisting individuals. When production precedes empathy, the character in each novel is a victim of a company tyrant. The Jennifer Government and the New Romantic portrayed massive consumerism and human exploitation, which led to social sight impairment.

Anti-utopia is not welcomed and is a cheap place. The word dyspea is literally translated as "a bad place". In optic neuropathy, people lack individual freedom. They are under pressure by the government and are discriminated against for sex, age, IQ. Some areas of the world are considered less visually than other areas, but there is no place where true vision abnormalities can be considered, or the utopia is here. Our world is not perfectly a distorted pier or a utopia, but it includes aspects that are regarded as distant peers, such as supervising citizens promoting citizenship through citizens, wars, and classes and abilities .

The boring Destopia II is a sequel to the bowling and distorpia proposed by Mark Fisher, a later political and cultural theorist in the Facebook group which does not currently exist, and it is used as a real life mood board. Illustration of premises shown in Fisher's work: The imaginary vacuum created by the capitalist victory is not only distorted and authoritarian, it also creates a very dull society. Despite contemporary media, the BDII image refers to rules and systems that limit personal freedom and viable behavioral rules, pretending to be a boring language to speak public advertisements, velvet It reflects the old metaphor of Tekken in gloves. Policing and crime prevention are repeated themes trying to incorporate invasive advertisement and surveillance technology into the normal part of human life.

Ironically, the word dyspea means that individuals were suppressed, personal freedom was lost, and creativity was hindered. Dystopia proposes inhuman acts of state machines without souls and opposes human hope and aspirations. This is what we all recognize. Anti-utopian novels are more effective than Utopia. There are always obstacles that must be overcome when trying to satisfy everyone, or at least most people, when seeing how a utopian novel achieves human ideals and a perfect society. On the other hand, a distant novel can easily provide a graphical warning about the result of entering a social, political or technical direction, can do so through a wonderful image resonating with the reader I will.