Visions of Utopia

For thousands of years, human beings have mastered the concept of "utopia." In Isaac Asimov Science Fiction magazine editorial published in September 1983, editor Isaac Asimov provided a brief history of utopian literature. According to Asimov, the history of utopian literature starts with religious stories of the golden age and the future paradise. (Asimov is the first chapter of the Garden of Eden and the eleventh eleventh of the Garden of Eden as an example to introduce the story of exile in the Garden of Eden including the example of Genesis and the famous line "Lions lie down with calves" Using chapters As an example of Part 2, utopian literature is presented first in a more scientific way

Everyone has his own utopian vision. Utopia means an ideal country, paradise, and fascinating land. It was always the core part of the history of Western civilization. Even today, philosophers and writers are thinking about imagining a plan for an ideal country. They use an ideal government model to express their views on modern problems and political circumstances. Humans never compare reality and ideals, reality and dreams, and harsh facts of human conditions and best life and government's assumptions versions.

Smith 's political utopia view is a utopia born of "criticism and melancholy coincidental coincidence", usually expressed by the fusion of human and natural forms - the form of nature from this (west) world. An exotic and tropical theme is an important inspiration for Smith and it is important to develop his unique visual sensitivity. Of course, these images rarely come from the original resources, but they are filtered by popular mediation. Characteristics of the island's Mario Montes may be interpreted as Smith's fantasy of his favorite star Maria Montes - "spectacular, burning image" 37 - rest in her natural environment: Technicolor film