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Decades before the first documented use of the word " dystopia " was " cacotopia " ( using, " bad, wicked " ) originally proposed in 1818 by Jeremy Bentham : " As a match for utopia ( or the imagined seat of the best government ) suppose a cacotopia ( or the imagined seat of the worst government ) discovered and described . " Though dystopia became the more popular term, cacotopia finds occasional use, for example by Anthony Burgess, author of " A Clockwork Orange ", who said it was a better fit for Orwell's " Nineteen Eighty-Four " because " it sounds worse than dystopia ".
Decades before the first documented use of the word " dystopia " was " cacotopia " ( using, " bad, wicked " ) originally proposed in 1818 by Jeremy Bentham : " As a match for utopia ( or the imagined seat of the best government ) suppose a cacotopia ( or the imagined seat of the worst government ) discovered and described . " Though dystopia became the more popular term, cacotopia finds occasional use, for example by Anthony Burgess, author of " A Clockwork Orange ", who said it was a better fit for Orwell's " Nineteen Eighty-Four " because " it sounds worse than dystopia ".
Decades before the first documented use of the word " dystopia " was " cacotopia " ( using, " bad, wicked " ) originally proposed in 1818 by Jeremy Bentham : " As a match for utopia ( or the imagined seat of the best government ) suppose a cacotopia ( or the imagined seat of the worst government ) discovered and described . " Though dystopia became the more popular term, cacotopia finds occasional use, for example by Anthony Burgess, author of " A Clockwork Orange ", who said it was a better fit for Orwell's " Nineteen Eighty-Four " because " it sounds worse than dystopia ".

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