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In which novel does Aldous Huxley depict a society in which universal happiness exists, but only through the use of the drug Soma? |
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Which author’s "Harrison Bergeron" depicts a world where, as the opening line promises, "everybody was finally equal"? |
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Which Margaret Atwood dystopia features a main character named Offred? |
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Another discouraging view of the future was written in 1921 by Yevgeny Zamyatin. What rather short name does Zamyatin's novel have when translated into English? |
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William Nolan's "Logan's Run" depicts a society that finally found a solution to the problem of overpopulation. What is that solution? |
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"Anthem" depicts a collectivist future where even the use of the word "I" has dropped from the language. Which author wrote this dystopia? |
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A more recent example of the genre comes from Lois Lowry, who authored what Newberry Medal winning tale in 1993? |
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What author's 1966 novel "Make Room, Make Room!" envisioned a future where overcrowding has made life in New York City miserable? |
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In 1920 Karel Capek wrote a dystopian play often abbreviated "R.U.R". That play became famous not so much for its literary content as for its introduction of which word into the English language? |
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"It Can't Happen Here" is a story about the rise of Fascism in the United States written by what author of "Arrowsmith" and "Main Street"? |
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