1. Utopian/dystopian thinking in 60s fiction
... of the Golden Age. Where this idea truly fits into Ballard's fiction is that the Christian Paradise was not something that existed merely in the past; it also lay in the future. Paradise, once lost, could and would be regained. In fact, many cultures have foreseen a time of floods ... adapted radical methods facing youth criminality. There are several indications leading to the supposition that the general form of the government is a socialist one, e.g. the teenage slang called Nadsat which handles chiefly Russian vocabulary, streets named after personalities like Yuri Gagarin and paintin...
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