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A scientist living in victorian london travels through time with the machine he invented and visits future england.

he tells the adventure he lived in the year of eight hundred and two thousand and seven hundred and one to a friend assembly. The future world is a place where privileged people, the beautiful, delicate and lazy eloi's, lead a comfortable and carefree life. However, during this adventure, time traveler soon discovered the gnarly morlocks belonging to the underground world. In his sharp criticism of the widening gulf between the wealthy and the poor in victorian england, wells questions the meaning of history and progress.

warns of the disasters that may be caused by social injustice if it continues. The time machine, published in 1895, has been one of the cornerstones of science fiction literature, influencing writers across generations. It retains its relevance today with its eschatological dimension, which contains a prediction about the environmental disasters that will occur in the 21st century and the concerns about the depletion of our planet.

Herbert george wells (1866-1946): english writer, journalist, sociologist and historian wells, best known for the time machine (1895

Time machine), the island of doctor moreau (1896

Dr. moreau's island), the invisible man (1897

The invisible man) and the war of the worlds (1898

World wars) is best known for his science fiction novels.

But he is a prolific writer who has played a pen in the fields of literature as well as history and politics. Turning to humor in the early 1930s, wells wrote love and mr. Levisham (1900 Love and mr. levisham), kipps: the story of a simple soul (1905

Kipps: the story of a simple man) and the history of mr. Polly (1910 In his novels, the history of mr. polly), he dealt with the expectations and disappointments of people from the lower middle class. Other important works include the outline of history (1920), the work, wealth and happiness of mankind (1932), and the shape of things to come (1933).

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