THE FEATURES OF DYSTOPIAN AS DEPICTED IN MARGARETH ATWOOD’S ORYX AND CRAKE NOVEL
Kata Kunci:
Characteristic of Dystopian, Dystopian, Sociological Approach.Abstrak
This research discusses the features of dystopian in Oryx and Crake novel written by Margaret Atwood. The researchers is interested to discuss about the features of dystopian because dystopian literature could be one of the future vision about what will happen to the humankind who live in the earth and we as the current humankind generation may find the best way to live side by side with the earth. The researchers applies sociological approach and uses qualitative in research in conduction the research. The researchers found all 3 characteristics in dystopian setting which are: The setting is usually set in a hopeless world where a portion of the population survives some sort of global disaster, the setting will center on citizen uprisings, and there are also man-made disasters like overpopulation, genetic-engineering. In the protagonist categories, the researchers found 1 from 3 characteristics which is the protagonists often questioning the rules of society and political systems. They believe or feel that something is terribly wrong with the society in which he or she lives.
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