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    The perfect utopia‚ a thought that will never be true. In 451 Fahrenheit the government are trying to create a perfect utopia‚ from distracting civilians to burning books. The uses of technology makes people ignorant and distracts them from what is actually going on‚ much like our society. The government in the society scares the civilians into mind control. The government and technology are very similar to our society‚ yet different in many other ways. First of all the government in the 451 society

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    Kenya Hill Professor Christo Whelan English 110: Intro to Academic Prose 8 October 2012 Utopia or Bust Some people may think that we are living in the perfect world‚ but in reality we are not. If someone grows up in a great neighborhood‚ has good support from their family‚ and can afford all of the latest technology‚ they will obviously think that things are going great. A lot of times we forget to think about the people who were not lucky enough to live in a great neighborhood and have all

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    state. In the books Brave New World‚ 1984‚ and Fahrenheit 451 clear opposition to these subtle entrapments was voiced in similarly convincing ways. They first all established‚ to varying degrees of balance‚ the atmosphere and seductiveness of the "utopia" and the fear of the consequences of acting in the non-prescribed way through character development. A single character is alienated because of their inability to conform – often in protest to the forced conditions of happiness and well being. Their

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    an ideal place to live. However‚ does a perfect society really exist? In Sir Thomas More’s Utopia‚ More flirts with the concept of a utopian community with regard to geography‚ city structure‚ labor‚ government and religion. Considering these aspects‚ the community depicted in Utopia is primarily a success‚ with limited failures. In Book II of Utopia‚ Raphael Hythloday‚ a traveler who visited Utopia‚ describes the geography of the island. He states‚ "The channels are known only to the Utopians

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    My utopia does not exist in a perfect world; the reason for this is that I believe there is no such thing as a perfect world. There are balanced worlds‚ and worlds that exist in harmony‚ but never a perfect world. So in my utopia‚ my world‚ things are different from today’s world but it is nowhere near perfect. My utopia takes place on an isle not far from the Bahaman Islands. The citizens are jubilant and content with their beautiful paradise. The tropical island houses less than 100 people who

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    Lord of the Flies Utopia or Dystopia According to the Oxford American Dictionary‚ a utopia – n – is an imaginary place‚ society‚ or situation where everything is perfect‚ and vice versa‚ a dystopia – n – is a place‚ society‚ or situation in which everything is bad. In William Golding’s Lord of the Flies‚ a group of English boys become stranded on an uninhabited island during the midst of a World War. They attempt to form a society to keep the order and civility‚ but through the fear a creature called

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    Utopias are often created due to disatisfactions with their contemporary society and striving for a change. This is evident in Thomas More’s Utopia‚ which illustrates the idiosyncratic corruption and the lack of equality due to the feudal system in Tudor England through the contrast of an idea egalitarian society. Through the use of Utopia‚ More is able to highlight several key flaws within his society‚ including the main focus of the feudal system and the problems that it caused‚ the legal system

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    During the summer‚ the whole extended family -- uncles‚ aunts‚ sisters‚ cousins‚ grandparents -- usually leave the capital to get away from the heat and diseases. They leave to stay in Julia grandfather’s house close to the beach in a small fishing village of Boca Chica. Throughout the year the family has always lived in neighbouring houses in the city. Coming together to live under same roof was not a problem because it made them grow even more communal. The men stayed in the capital during the

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    Utopias project explicit depictions of the present reality‚ with the intention to program change and provide alternative strategies by satirising human life and society. Plato’s and Thomas More’s texts The Republic and Utopia‚ ridicules humanity’s vice with a greater purpose of inducing society’s improvements. David X Cohen’s American sitcom Futurama‚ presents a futuristic reality‚ subtly satirises society’s values through constantly farcical scenes. While society is mocked‚ criticized and questioned

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    Utopia Utopia‚ written by Sir Thomas More‚ is a description of a seemingly perfect society in contrast to a time and place where the wealthy were extravagant and the poor were worse than poor. England‚ during More’s time‚ (which was 1478 to 1535) was a place where the rich got richer and the poor got poorer. The Enclosure Movement that began to rise dramatically in the 1400’s under England’s first Tudor king‚ Henry VII‚ had created an enormous gap between the wealthy and the poor. The vast

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