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Some of the 20th century authors felt ( RESENT ) about the ability of the state to control the life of individual.
So a genre of ‘dystopian fiction’ which was ( OPPOSE ) to the genre of utopia has become very popular among British, American and Russian writers.
One of the fi rst Russian dystopian fiction books is a novel ‘We’ by Yevgeny Zamyatin which is a ( COMBINE ) of science fiction, political satire and social criticism.
A British writer Aldous Huxley is best known by his dystopian book ‘Brave new world’ which has predicted many ( ACHIEVE ) of the 20th century science and technology.
In the novel ‘1984’ a famous British author George Orwell depicts a society that maintains an ultimate control over every single individual by the means of ( PUNISH ) and manipulation.
In the book by Ray Bradbury ‘Fahrenheit 451’ the society has banned all kinds of literature, and people who dare to hold the books are killed by a ( MERCY ) machine that looks like a giant spider.
Some of the 20th century authors felt resentful about the ability of the state to control the life of individual.
So a genre of ‘dystopian fiction’ which was opposite to the genre of utopia has become very popular among British, American and Russian writers.
One of the fi rst Russian dystopian fiction books is a novel ‘We’ by Yevgeny Zamyatin which is a combination of science fiction, political satire and social criticism.
A British writer Aldous Huxley is best known by his dystopian book ‘Brave new world’ which has predicted many achievements of the 20th century science and technology.
In the novel ‘1984’ a famous British author George Orwell depicts a society that maintains an ultimate control over every single individual by the means of punishment and manipulation.
In the book by Ray Bradbury ‘Fahrenheit 451’ the society has banned all kinds of literature, and people who dare to hold the books are killed by a merciless machine that looks like a giant spider.
