3 ms·
This only works if you compress the entire 19th century into a single point. Otherwise you have, eg Sense and Sensibility from 1811 vs Heart of Darkness from 18
by zeroonetwothree 3y ago
This only works if you compress the entire 19th century into a single point. Otherwise you have, eg Sense and Sensibility from 1811 vs Heart of Darkness from 1899.
If anything this claim merely shows the effect of “time compression” in which distant events feel like they happened around the same time.
- Paul-Craft 3y agoNot to mention Frankenstein and Journey to the Center of the Earth, both of which are science fiction classics. And then, of course, you leave out the entirety of 20th century science fiction.