H.G. Wells: Time Traveler
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I found the video entitled: “H.G. Wells: Time Traveler” is
bibliography of H.G. Wells reported by Jack Perkins.
The
reason I took this video is because I was impressed by the title "Time
Traveler" I wondered how the time can travel. The next question is how the
chosen work is related to the language. A language starts to be spoken in a community
and it keeps growing not only to be spoken by many communities and countries,
but also it changes in grammar and syntax according to the time. A language
travels also though it is not a visual fact, but it reaches far away for the
place it started. H.G. Wells was considered as the prophet whose ideas portrays
the things a head to come. In his famous work “The time Machine” He identified
himself living in future not in his days. Due to his writing works, he was
classified as “novelist, historian, futurist, social critic, and pioneering
champion of sexual freedom, and women’s rights and he forecast the atom bomb,
and both world wars, and in the utopian evolutionary promise of man”(Perkins).
The way the title is written, it could behoove any one to wonder how the time can run
without legs, it is like the same thing to a language. It is very difficult to
know someone’s thoughts without those ideas being expressed or painted. A language affect the world because a language
gets out thoughts of a human, and those ideas expressed will have a strong
impact on lives of readers and hears, and it is by that empowerment of the thoughts inquired will save or destroy the
human kind and earth. The thoughts and actions are the language of the person.
Finally, any language starts
to be spoken by a family and it grows according the increasing of people and
the language expands in many other culture as the people move looking where
they can satisfy their needs. Likewise a language is changed and improved
according to the time.
Hi Niragira, I think your H.G. Wells post is awesome. I remember seeing "the Time machine" movie when I was younger. and it was great, the points you made about the progression of language is very good too.
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