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Negligible. I can't fathom how they would influence anything whatsoever.
The opposite of a dystopia is a utopia, which is an imagined society or community that is ideal and perfect in every way. Utopias are often characterized by peace, harmony, equality, and prosperity for all its members.
For someone to influence society, it simply means that they affect society in a large way. It could be that they influence society by changing peoples minds, by helping a lot of people, by inspiring people, by setting a good example that many people follow or by inventing something that changed the world.
The opposite of a utopia (perfect society) would be a "dystopia" (imperfect, especially inherently flawed society).
A utopia is kindof like a futuristic perfect society and a dystopia is a disliked bad society. They are both made up but can be based on something from the past.
"Erewhon" can be classified as a dystopia because it satirizes various aspects of society and points out its flaws. While it does include elements of a utopia, such as a focus on physical and mental health, the overall society presents more negative and oppressive aspects.
The setting of "Harrison Bergeron" is considered a dystopia because it portrays a society where everyone is forced to be equal through extreme measures like handicaps to limit their abilities. This strict equality results in a lack of individuality, freedom, and creativity, creating a bleak and oppressive world for its inhabitants.
It didn't influence society , it was a bad impact on society
"The Giver" can be seen as both a utopia and a dystopia. On one hand, it presents a society that seems peaceful and orderly where conflict and suffering are minimized. However, the strict control over personal freedoms, thoughts, and emotions make it a dystopia for those who value individuality and freedom of choice.
He is accustomed to the war's influence in society. He is not drawn in by the various aspects of the war and therefore is not surprised by the actions/reactions of the state and society.
A dystopia can be caused by a combination of factors such as government oppression, environmental degradation, technological overreach, societal division, and economic inequality. When these elements converge, they can lead to a society characterized by misery, suffering, and lack of freedom.