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Aldous Huxley's novel Brave New World and George Orwell's 1984 are narratives about societies degenerating under totalitarian governments

Which category of science fiction best describes these novels?

lost world
dystopia
time travel
utopia

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Brave new world was not the most terrifying society. The concept of it honestly was scary because you were being controlled but the entire time there was no crimes to be had and everyone was happy. Brave New World was in my knowledge of reading the book was a Utopia to the people in the story but from an outside perspective it was not right. I have not read the other book. However i would agree that in the way the story unfolded and we were told of how their Utopia was being ruled over i would say that it was a DYSTOPIA.

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Utopia : an non-existent society described in a detailed way
Dystopia : a society that's undesirable or frightening

Societies degenerating under totalitarian Government will be categorized as DYSTOPIA, since it is real and has happened in our real-life world.

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