OneState
A nation where citizens are called by numbers and live in rooms of glass. Life runs to a fixed timetable, and the “harmony” of the whole is placed above the individual.
Source
We Yevgeny Zamyatin ／ 1924
OneState, where every citizen is called by a number rather than a name and lives in rooms of glass, on a fixed timetable. A portrait of a world that has cast out private feeling and freedom as “irrational” — a wellspring of twentieth-century dystopian fiction.