Question

In a dreadfully perfect world what words does the author use to describe utopian and dystioian novels?

Answer 1

Answer:

An author can use words such as: error, technology, advancement, control, perfection, among others.

Explanation:

A utopic or dystopic novel presents narratives where technological and scientific advances have created a society where something is wrong. In dystopia, this society has been devastated by all this progress and lives with serious problems. In utopia, on the other hand, society has reached perfection where all problems have been solved, but there is something that has gone wrong and that exerts a strong maleficent control in society.