It is difficult to see how you can imagine anything more hellish than the idea that the world is already a cruel, dystopic nightmare. |
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Predictably enough, a murder-free utopia soon starts to look mighty dystopic. |
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Today, however, our imaginations are stimulated, possibly overstimulated, by dystopic images and scenarios. |
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Some would call it a love story set in the future, others would call it a satire on globalisation, some might even call it a dystopic science fiction. |
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One tiny little flaw with this dystopic piece of counter-factualism: er, the public sector was entrusted with doing just that. |
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His novel Far North offered a dystopic look at the future, with Americans living in encampments along the Russian tundra. |
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The fourth scenario was economic and identified utopic and dystopic futures with a driver of changing working patterns. |
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Calls cost 25p T was once the domain of futuristic Hollywood movies and dystopic sci-fi novels. |
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We're challenging young people to climb out of the dystopic mire that's pervaded their media and dream a better future. |
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Consumerism breeds the dystopic world of runaway pollution, of vast floating continents of garbage adrift in our oceans. |
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The tale begins with Katniss, a 16-year old with a dead father, ineffectual mother and beloved younger sister, who lives in a dystopic nation called Panem, which occupies what used to be North America. |
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Therefore, using faraway imagined places is a feature of utopic and dystopic imagination. |
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Spectators will watch the story unfold in a display of high-octane drama and pyrotechnics to show a dystopic society where people seek happiness in a world of technology. |
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In the first half of the novel, a dystopic vision, most of America's inhabitants fall ill and die, while Joy and a handful of others remain immune to the scourge. |
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Terry Gilliam's futuristic film Brazil was set in a technologically advanced society, yet the future it predicted was dystopic, convoluted and frustrating. |
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