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The Time Machine: Critical Essay by Jan Hollin

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H. G. Wells
About 9 pages (2,788 words)
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SOURCE: Hollin, Jan. “The Time Machine and the Ecotopian Tradition.” Wellsian 22 (1999): 47-54.

In the following essay, Hollin discusses The Time Machine as an ecotopian novel.

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