Question

In the text, the author explains that science fiction is often created as a reaction to

Answer 1

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How do we understand the world around us?

• We make sense of the world by visualizing it in four dimensions, using our imagination, and looking ahead to the future.

 In what ways can art imitate life outside of science fiction?

• Through the manipulation of our feelings, art mirrors life. As a result, we interpret works of art as judgments on and understandings of the human condition. And art serves as a vehicle for expressing how we feel about an issue. The arts have a strange way of absorbing localized information. Realism and romance are two more genres that attempt to be realistic.

 What about in other genres of fiction? -A sense of wonder

• Yes, science fiction is a response to the unknown future. We should think about our priorities, about what type of future we want, about what we want to maintain and what we want to get rid of. The future vision of the world, the utopian fancies we harbor about it, is the basis upon which our future is built. We must regulate the expansion of technology, the robotics of the human race, and so on.

Explanation:

This is my opinion only so please feel free to alter as you see fit.