Oryx And Crake Analysis

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What is your idea of a flawless world? Is there humans in this world or just the idea of one? What would you risk or sacrifice to create or fashion this type of perfection? Danette Dimarco writer of Paradise Lost, Paradise Regained: Homo Faber and the Makings of a New Beginning in Oryx and Crake take Margret Atwood’s Oryx and Crake and shows us what it takes to construct this perfect and ideal world. A perfect world in my opinion as Paradise, described as a state of happiness; it is not always an island of lavishness and an unconcern mindset. Paradise is also known as a higher place, or holy place, in comparison to this world. Dimarco discusses that even in crakes perfect world, the Homo Faber concept that crake mirrors, in attempt to change

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