There are many films in existence that seem so “out-there” that it’s hard to ignore them, much less stop thinking about them once you’ve seen them. Whether you find these films “trippy,” creepy or just plain different, these movies in some way or another take you to another dimension, where reality is non-existent and anything ...
B.F. Skinner (1904 – 1990) is considered by many to be the greatest behavioral psychologist of all time. He received his PhD in Psychology from Harvard in 1931 and following him was the development of the Neo-Skinnerian Model. Skinner did not personally concern himself with classroom discipline, but since the 1960s, his ideas have been ...
You read “The Hunger Games”,”Catching Fire” and “Mockingjay.” You saw “The Hunger Games” movie–six times. Until Suzanne Collins writes another book or the “Catching Fire” movie comes out, how will you satisfy your lust for dystopian literature? You’ll take this handy list of best futuristic dystopian/utopian books to your local library and get busy reading. ...
A Clockwork Orange is Burgess’ controversial dystopia satire. Sometime in the not too distant future, a society exists where teenage gangs roam the streets terrorizing entire neighborhoods. Concealing their identities by donning masks, they rape, beat, stab, and mug innocent victims, ransack and rob homes, steal cars, and torment their rival gangs. Law enforcement is ...
As a lover of dystopia novels, I decided to compile a complete list of all dystopia novels. After several weeks, I realized that the list might never be complete as there is always one more book out there hiding in the back corner of a dimly lit bookshop or a new book just being born, ...