A Dystopian Society Essay
The world is full people with ideas on how to better life. Many people want world peace and with world peace comes the idea of a utopia. If our world was a utopian society everything would be perfect. We would have no crime, peace, and everything would be absolutely perfect. Our society today is pushing for a utopian style of life. People want to live in a safe and serene world and they are will to sacrifice for our future generations. Who wouldn’t want a perfect society? Although everyone wants a utopian society it may not be reachable. The books we have read contain societies, which a Utopian society is strived for. Every single book has flaws in the system, which makes it a dystopian novel. A dystopian society is the opposite of a Utopia and consists of human misery,
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The book starts off in a society run by Big Brother with its members constantly being watched. The members are being watched and still commit crimes. This is similar to our world in that we have laws and people still break them. Not just this book but also most of the books read in class consist of a faulty utopian society. After reading these books it makes me believe that a utopian society is out of reach. Perfection in our world is not possible. Laws and enforcers are used to try to make to world a better place, but it does not always work. We may be far away from a utopian society but we are still striving for it. The reason we have laws and a government is to make our world a better and safer place. These laws are in place to achieve a utopia. We are making our way to a better place, but to a place of perfection is not possible. World peace is a distant dream. Crime will never fully stop. This is seen in our book The Handmaids Tale by Margaret Atwood, within the group Mayday. Mayday is a secretive group working underground to revolt the government. You can not please
The book starts off in a society run by Big Brother with its members constantly being watched. The members are being watched and still commit crimes. This is similar to our world in that we have laws and people still break them. Not just this book but also most of the books read in class consist of a faulty utopian society. After reading these books it makes me believe that a utopian society is out of reach. Perfection in our world is not possible. Laws and enforcers are used to try to make to world a better place, but it does not always work. We may be far away from a utopian society but we are still striving for it. The reason we have laws and a government is to make our world a better and safer place. These laws are in place to achieve a utopia. We are making our way to a better place, but to a place of perfection is not possible. World peace is a distant dream. Crime will never fully stop. This is seen in our book The Handmaids Tale by Margaret Atwood, within the group Mayday. Mayday is a secretive group working underground to revolt the government. You can not please