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Utopia Dystopia

Objectives Define utopia and dystopia. Understand themes present in dystopian literature. Exposure to authors and titles.

Can you predict definitions?

Dystopia a society characterized by human misery, as squalor, oppression,
 disease,
 and
 overcrowding.
 dys = ill or bad topia = place

Utopia an 
ideal
 place
 or
 state,
any
 visionary
 system
 of 
political 
or
 social
 perfection.
 eu = good topia = place

Dystopia -- Predict Theme?

Dystopia -- Predict Theme?

Dystopia -- Predict Theme?

Dystopian Literature: Features -Explores flaws or dangers in social and political structures -Sometimes referred to as apocalyptic literature -Similar to science fiction as a speculative genre predicting a future or “alternative” societies -Natural question to wonder: How does this society reflect the society in which we live now?

Cultural Impact -Intentional living communities = groups of people who seek a more thoughtful, meaningful way of life through experimenting with different living designs Findhorn Foundation, Scotland Dancing Rabbit Ecovillage and The Farm, US ZEGG, Germany