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Dystopia is known as a bad place to live

Many generations don't realise the dystopian world was so hard that they were blinded by society

breakdown of societal norms, balance of underchallenged power, and misuse of technology

The 9 elements of dystopian stories

maintained through corporate technological, moral, or totalitarian

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out of order, organised and messy

an unrealistic, emphasised reality

problematic, controversial and full of issues

set in the future

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Dystopia is used to describe a place that appears perfect on the surface but is bad underneath the surface.e

The protagonist is the main character, discovering that the world isn't perfect.

To give up one thing to gain something

Society itself is often the antagonist; it is actively working against the protagonist.

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Maintained through corporate, bureaucratic, technological, moral, and totalitarian control

Dystopian literature criticises current trends, norms or political systems.

Breakdown of social norms and values

Balance the unchecked power

Misuse of technology

Government control

Force to maintain order

Social organisation

Loss of individual liberties - conformity

Environmental decay

Technological control - surveillance

Resistance movements rebellion

Loss of individual identity

Post-apocalyptic event

Reflection of contemporary issues

After an apocalypse

Complete file destruction og the world

Involving destruction or damage on a catastrophic scale, which nearly ended the world or the human race

Some people say post-apocalyptic and

It's hard to differentiate between dystopian and apocalyptic because the apocalypses have not been recognisedd

The apocalyptic world is set far into the future.

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government control

conformity

environmental decay

misuse of power

authoritarian government

set in the future

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an imagined futuristic universe, usually appears perfect to the society living in it but gets discovered. has opression from authorative control, takes away something to gain something else. this is a sub genre of science fiction, and a breakdown of societal norms. key elements include extreme control social stratification, loss of individual liberty, environmental decay, technological control, resistence movements, loss of personal identity, post apocalyptic reflection of current societal issues

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a community, place or condition where it presents a perfect society

happy, lively and bright

everything in problems

no issues

there is security and is safe

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known as a perfect world that is advanced in most aspects

idealy perfect in the perspective of politics, laws, customs and conditions

highly desirable or near perfect qualities

there is often no crime, no poverty or corruption

sustainability, economic security

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perfect society

complete equality in all circumstances

respect for politics, law, customs and conditions

unrealistic due to people's opposing views

highly desirable on the surface

may not always work out - someone might find a way to bypass the system

The more you look into it, the more it seems hard to live in

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type of ficton

imagined nightmarish societies

perfect on the surface bad underneath

set in the future

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messy

Fiction

Dark

Unorganised

Nothing in order

Shown perfect but under, it is bad

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perfect

Strict

Organised

Bright

Everything in order

Respect to society

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a perfect place to leave

nothing bad or wrong

desirable and and ideal society

imaginary

compelling and complex

faces challenges because of human flaws

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an ideally perfect place

has a perfect society, government, and autority

everything is perfect and there are no flaws

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perfect

respect of politics

nowhere , non - existent

imaginary

high desirable qualities

respect in laws and customs

ideally perfect qualities

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→ A location, situation, or environment that is flawlessly ideal in terms of politics, laws, traditions, and living conditions. It represents the formation of a perfect society for a new story or movie.
→ A world where everyone is treated equally, no need for rulers, no violence, no stealing, no killing, no homelessness—only harmony and peace.
→ You must ensure that no future challenges or conflicts will appear.
→ Building a perfect world is difficult because humans are naturally imperfect and have different desires.
→ A futuristic or imaginary world where a controlling society is kept in place by business, strict systems, advanced tech, and authoritarian rule.
→ Dystopian stories point out problems in current social trends, traditions, or governments.
→ Focused on the real world by exaggerating everyday trends to make a bigger impact.

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Government control - forced to maintain order

Futuristic, imagined universe

Technological control

Reflection of current issues

Loss of individual liberties - conformity

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perfect in every aspect, ideal society with politics law customs and traditions. promotes peace order and wealth, comes from the greek word "no place". inherently this idea is flawed and will never be accomplished, as human nature is flawed and selfish, along with that people value very different things.

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futeristic

imagined universe

oppresive societal control

antitheses of utopia

balanced unchecked power

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→The dystopian genre is a type of fiction that explores imagined,nightmareish societies where life is often,controlled or dangerous
→Dystopia appears perfect on the surface but is bad underneath
→You can see things that happened but is suppressed
→The protagonist is usually the one that realises the wrong world and starts the rebellion
→In Dystopia they give up something in exchange for something else such as giving up freedom for safety it is often until years later for them to realise what they have lost,a thing they thought was once idealistic
→Society is often itself the antagonist if it is society that is working against the protagonist.
types of dystopian control

→One of more of the large corporations control society through products, advertising, and the media-Corporate control

→Bureaucratic control:Society is controlled by a mindless bureaucracy through a tangle of red tape, relentless regulations,
and incompetent government officials

→Technological control:Society is controlled by technology—through computers, robots,

and/or scientific means

→Philosophical/Religious Control:Society is controlled by a philosophical or religious ideology often enforced through a dictatorship or
theocratic government

•Dystopia and post apocalyptic
→There is a big event that nearly ended the world and due to that there will be a Dystopian society.
→Apocalyptic-Something that happened worldwide that nearly ended the world or the human race,destruction of the world.
→Some say that post apocalyptic
→Sometimes that post-apocalyptic world is so far in the future.
→Break  down of society norms
→Balance unhacked power
→Misuse of technology
→Government order-force to maintain order
→Loss of individual liberty-conformity
→Environment control
→Resistance movement rebellion
→Lost of individual identity
→post Apocalyptic society
→ Reflection of contemporary issues.

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What is Dystopia

Futuristic or imagined universe, oppressive society, Perfect society is maintained through corporate bureaucratic, technological, moral totalitarian control.

Dystopian Literature criticises current trends, norms, or political systems.

Sometime the post apocalyptic world is far in the future

Break down of societal norms

Balance unchecked power

Misuse of technology

Government order - force to maintain order

Loss of individual liberty - Conformity

Environmental control

Resistance movements rebellion

Loss of individual identity

Post Apocalyptic Society

Reflection of COntemporary issues

Dystopia and Post Apocalyptic

There is a big event that nearly ended the world and due to that there will be a Dystopian society

Apocalyptic - something that happened world wide that nearly ended the world or the human race, Destruction of the world.

Some say that post apocalyptic

Sometime the post apocalyptic world is far in the futureBreak down of societal norms

Balance unchecked power

Misuse of technology

Government order - force to maintain order

Loss of individual liberty - Conformity

Environmental control

Resistance movements rebellion

Loss of individual identity

Post Apocalyptic Society

Reflection of COntemporary issues

Features of Dystopia society

You have to lose something to gain something and its usually losing freedom for safety

No Privacy

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A community possesing highly desirable qualities

Ideally a perfect world

A society with equality, harmony

Set in the future

Imaginative society

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Utopia -

A utopia is a community or society possessing highly desirable or near perfect qualities

It is the creation of an ideal society, place or state that is ideally perfect in respect of politics, laws, customs or conditions.

There are many challenges to creating a utopian society in our world today, people have different opinions and views on a perfect society, human flaws.

Features of utopia -

Peace and harmony - no conflict or violence, citizens live in safety and cooperation

Equality and justice - fair laws and systems

Freedom and individual rights, people are valued and respected

Environmental balance, sustainability, the environment is protected and valued

No poverty or suffering

Ideal societal conditions

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Dystopia genre explored

Dystopia = a bad place to live

Antithesis (opposite) of utopia

The dystopian genre is a type of fiction that explores imagined, nightmarish societies where life is often unfair, controlled, or dangerous.

Set in the future or alternate world, showing what could happen if current problems worsen

Dystopia as a genre is quite often used to describe a place that appears perfect on the surface but is bad underneath

Sometimes the people see what has happened but it's suppressed - usually the protagonist realises the wrong and starts the rebellion.

Give up  something in exchange for something else (freedom for safety)

Society itself is often the antagonist in dystopian fiction - it is often the society that is working against the protagonist

Elements of a dystopian society

Government control - force to maintain order

Social organisation

Loss of individual liberties - conformity

Environmental decay - environmental neglect

Technological control - surveillance, ai used to monitor and manipulate others

Resistance movements - rebellion

Loss of personal identity - key element, suppression of individual identity through conformity and a dehumanizing society

Post-apocalyptic event

Reflection of contemporary issues - current societal concerns and enhancing them.

Minor elements

Breakdown of societal norms

Balance unchecked power

Misuse of technology

Dystopia and post apocalyptic:

Dystopia - Futuristic, imagined universe

Oppressive, societal control

Perfect society is maintained through corporate, bureaucratic, technological, moral, totalitarian control.

Dystopian literature criticises current trends, norms, or political systems.

Post apocalyptic - after an apocalypse, worldwide event involving destruction or damage on a catastrophic scale - that nearly ended the world or human race.

It is hard to differentiate between dystopian and post apocalyptic because the apocalypse has not been recognised

The apocalyptic world is set far into the future

Types of dystopian control:

Corporate control -  one of the more of the large corporations control society through products, advertising and the media.

Bureaucratic control -  society is controlled by a mindless bureaucracy through a tangle of red tape, relentless regulations and incompetent government officials

Technological control - society is controlled by technology - through computers, robots and/or scientific means

Philosophic/ Religious control - society is controlled by a philosophical or religious ideology often enforced through a dictatorship or theocratic government.

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A place, state or condition that is ideally perfect in respect of politics, laws, customs and conditions. It is the creation of an ideal society as the setting for a novel or film.

Place where everyone is equal, no need for government, no crime, poverty, and corruption, sustainability

You need to make sure that there are no future problems that will arise.

It is hard to create a Utopia society because the human race is naturally flawed and we all expect different things