Science Fiction Narrative and Historical Context

Question: Discuss about theScience Fiction for Narrative and Historical Context. Answer: Introduction The Time Machine is significant in the context that the novel focuses on one of the most debated and experimented topic in present day science, thirty years before Science has ever thought of it. The Time Machine was the first full-length work of fiction of Wells, focusing heavily on the concept of time travel. In the veils of metaphor, however, Wells describes a social reality of 19th century England, or rather presents a universal social reality where there is always a strong and a weak community to create a hierarchical society (Bergonzi 2016). Wells narrator does not support or goes against of them; both Eloi and Morlocks possess deplorable and commendable traits. Only the Morlock and Elois are attached in a food-chain cycle. This powered-weak struggle of society is reflected in multiples of fictions, be it science or social. Another example in this point counts to be Childhoods End. Both the novels highlight to the social reality in different historical context.