Цитаты из книги «Essays for Studying (1984, To Kill a Mockingbird, Fahrenheit 451)»

Besides, the progress should not push out the achievements of the previous eras, they can be neighbours and only then all generations will achieve harmony in a common understanding that guarantees a common exchange of the experience.

His conversations with Guy are the plot basis because the author states his ideas through these discussions.

The anti-utopia, as fiction literature, exposes necessarily negative tendencies of some society and state spheres.

The Bradbury’s books are said to be always as if “between future and past” but, nevertheless, to stay “timeless”.

weak spots of humankind that could lead to the point of its self-destruction. These elements are the distinctive features of Bradbury’s fantasy.