There are many genres of writing that authors utilize, but the dystopian genre stands out the most. Dystopias takes what is wrong with the modern society and emphasizes it in the novel. The author of dystopias take the problem and places it in a possible alternate universe. It makes the problem worse than it actually is to send a warning to the people to not continue the problem and to do something about it. These books emphasizes the dark society to show the readers that the people think their society is ¨perfect¨ but it is actually the opposite of perfect.
Part 1: The Social Commentary and Style within Fahrenheit 451 Topic sentence for body paragraph 1 An example of dystopian literature is Ray Bradbury’s Fahrenheit 451. In the novel, Bradbury …show more content…
Bradbury shows the lack of individuality in the society and introduces readers to the paradox about firemen and books, this allows the readers to compare the differences between their society and Montag’s.
Mildred’s obsession with her t.v. “family” and her life that lacks compassion. Quote sermon “ a life without compassion isn’t worth living”
Hound represents the tracking information the government has on the people
Concrete detail 2 Technology has taken over so much that it is against the law to read books
The firemen burn the books that they find at people’s homes Concluding sentence In today’s society, people are overwhelmed with technology and Bradbury wants to show the people that without books, we will become unintelligent beings and have no true feelings. Topic sentence for body paragraph 2 The imagery present in the novel emphasizes the author’s point to an extent to keep the readers fully captivated by the story
Imagery throughout the book
“With the brass nozzle in his fists, with this great python spitting its venomous kerosene upon the world” (1). More vivid description than saying he’s holding a hose with
Part 1: The Social Commentary and Style within Fahrenheit 451 Topic sentence for body paragraph 1 An example of dystopian literature is Ray Bradbury’s Fahrenheit 451. In the novel, Bradbury …show more content…
Bradbury shows the lack of individuality in the society and introduces readers to the paradox about firemen and books, this allows the readers to compare the differences between their society and Montag’s.
Mildred’s obsession with her t.v. “family” and her life that lacks compassion. Quote sermon “ a life without compassion isn’t worth living”
Hound represents the tracking information the government has on the people
Concrete detail 2 Technology has taken over so much that it is against the law to read books
The firemen burn the books that they find at people’s homes Concluding sentence In today’s society, people are overwhelmed with technology and Bradbury wants to show the people that without books, we will become unintelligent beings and have no true feelings. Topic sentence for body paragraph 2 The imagery present in the novel emphasizes the author’s point to an extent to keep the readers fully captivated by the story
Imagery throughout the book
“With the brass nozzle in his fists, with this great python spitting its venomous kerosene upon the world” (1). More vivid description than saying he’s holding a hose with