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In the 20th and late 19th century, many well-known dystopian novels were written. Among these are: | In the 20th and late 19th century, many well-known dystopian novels were written. Among these are: | ||
| − | *[[The Iron Heel]] | + | *''[[The Iron Heel]]'' |
| − | *We | + | *''We'' |
| − | *[[Anthem]] | + | *''[[Anthem (book)|Anthem]]'' |
| − | *[[Brave New World]] | + | *''[[Brave New World]]'' |
| − | *[[Nineteen Eighty-Four]] | + | *''[[Nineteen Eighty-Four]]'' |
| − | *[[Fahrenheit 451]] | + | *''[[Fahrenheit 451]]'' |
== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
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A dystopian future is one where the social problems of today become greater in magnitude, producing a future that is filled with crime, war, and similar evils.
Dystopia in fiction
In the 20th and late 19th century, many well-known dystopian novels were written. Among these are:
See Also
Utopia, the flipside of Dystopia.