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Erewhon

Samuel ButlerSeries: Erewhon
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Pages
163
Year
2015
Language
English
Publisher
Xist Publishing

About

Erewhon by Samuel Butler is a satiric novel with the action set in a partly utopian, partly dystopian society where all our conventions are turned upside down. In this society, the ill are treated as criminals and criminals are treated as ill. There are no machines in the world, mainly because they are considered dangerous, capable of evolving into self-sufficient and self-conscious beings.

Related Subjects

  • Satire
  • Adult Fiction
  • Westerns
  • Dystopian
  • Classics
  • Literary

Extended Details

  • SeriesErewhon #1

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    Samuel ButlerAuthor

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