1. Utopian/dystopian thinking in 60s fiction
... the protagonist fighting to regain their lost humanity, whether it's in the leisure dystopia/utopia gone wrong setting of Brave New World, or the totalitarian nightmares of Nineteen Eighty Four and Fahrenheit 451. And, despite how hopeless the situation may seem in these novels, there is always a ... democracy, yet has already 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...
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