Why is the world in "The Machine Stops" considered dystopian?

Distest pian is the opposite word based on the word utopia (in other words, it is based on the imaginary land utopia in the book of the same name by Sir Thomas More). Utopia comes from ancient Greek. Because "there is no place" (because his imaginary land does not exist). This book is a rather boring explanation for everything perfect (from the standpoint of Moore), clearly stating the arrangement of living and the political system. I do not think I want to live there!

For centuries the word utopia has changed. In other words, it means that everything is an idyllic land (unlike perfection). If there is a Greek word for "good place" instead of "no place", it is utopia.

Starting with the utopia (in a modern sense) distant peers are formed by replacing 'u-' with 'dys -' or 'bad' and forming a disteptia. It is a "bad place" where no one wants to live.

In The Machine Stops (a short story of EM Forster, Howard End and A Room With A View are both filmed), humans live underground alone in one cell and only communicate through machine mediation I will. Does this foretell the Internet and social media? ), It also supports and supports them. It is not a particularly good place when the machine is stopped. (!!!harassment!!!)

After Foster's "Machine Stop", more blind literature such as us and a brave new world has emerged. According to M Keith Booker, these novels are "a great definition of both the type of anti-utopian novels, the social and political problems actively involved in the real world, and the extent of the society they criticize" is there. The character is HG Wells, his work, The Time Machine (1895), is widely accepted as one of the best prototypes of dystopia literature. After World War II, more distant novels were produced. These novels are intertwined with political commentaries: the end of World War II was afraid of the forthcoming World War II and the subsequent catastrophe that began to be reflected in these works. . There is a subtle relationship between apocalyptic literature and distorted literature, but the difference is almost negligible.

What is Anti-Utopia America? The Machine Stops of EMFoster uses a distant peer society to show how people can live without difficulties, but even if they are, knowledge to show that the world is never perfect It is missing. Citizens of society are ignorant and lazy, do not know that they are under control, they are not suitable for action. They are not worthy of taking action.