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H.G. Wells
ISBN 9780141441122
Rs. 798
Penguin Classics
A Modern Utopia
Who it's for: fans of classic literature and speculative fiction
In “A Modern Utopia,” two travelers are unexpectedly transported to a Utopian Earth governed by a single World Government. This intriguing tale explores the complexities and challenges of a seemingly perfect society. Why You Should Read? Offers a thought-provoking exploration of utopia and governance. Engages readers with its imaginative premise and societal critique. Appeals to fans of classic literature and speculative fiction. Provides a timeless reflection on human nature and ideal societies.
Highlights
- Explores the concept of a world government and utopian society
- Classic work of speculative fiction by H.G. Wells
- Offers societal critique and reflection on human nature
- Penguin Classics edition with 281 pages
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Questions about this book
What is the premise of the book?
Two travelers are unexpectedly transported to a Utopian Earth governed by a single World Government, and the story explores the complexities and challenges of this seemingly perfect society.
Who is the author?
The author is H.G. Wells, a renowned writer of classic literature and speculative fiction.
What themes does the book address?
The book addresses themes of utopia, governance, human nature, and societal critique.
Is this book part of a series?
No, it is a standalone novel.
What edition is this?
This is a Penguin Classics edition, published in 2005, with 281 pages.