Dystopia is the opposite of utopia, which does not draw an ideal world. In the world of dystopia, a beautiful cover hides not the perfect social structure, and the main character resists the regime. Classic dystopias include Yevgeny Zamyatin's “We", Ray Bradbury's “Fahrenheit 451", George Orwell's “1984", and many other works by Russian and foreign classics. These works, with all their differences, describe the political and social structure of the future society, explore the nature of power, the mechanism of leadership principle.

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