CSCT 3D03 Lecture Notes - Lecture 24: David Brin, The Yes Album, Kirensk

• School: McMaster University
• Department: Cultural Studies and Critical Theory
• Course: CSCT 3D03
• Professor: Philip Savage

Document Summary

The reality of what a utopia becomes with humanity, badly fashioned world, emerge from societies that were meant to be ideal- shows how idealism goes wrong. Often written about the problems that need adjusting and focussed on. Shows slight adjustments to actual problems and what problems they can cause. It takes the human away and humans want to build a better world. Thomas more, utopia 1516 -> utopia simplistic and can be read as satire. The reasoning for the simplicity is so it can be read differently. 1516 more"s utopia-> the ideas presented in the fictional world are. A perfect world wouldn"t stay perfect with humanity and it"s laws in it. There is always distopic ideas inside a utopia-> because everyone"s idea of. )t doesn"t make sense to start with the end goal-> the journey is the. The perfect world is attractive but reality contaminates the perfection.